He noted that journalists from the “Militarnyj” portal raised the version that the Russians are using Ukrainian drones for their own purposes.
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“I can say for sure that the enemy collects our intact drones, repairs them, and prepares them for future provocations. Does anyone really think that the mysterious drones over Europe were (and will be) ‘Supercam’ and ‘Orlan’ with stars on the wings?” wrote Fles.
Beskrestnov emphasized that the world community must understand this. “This is exactly how modern hybrid warfare is conducted,” he added.
Poland warned how Moscow might use captured Ukrainian drones
15min reminds that Poland’s Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz recently stated that Russia is possibly preparing to use captured Ukrainian drones for attacks under a “false flag” and to carry out provocations.
He claimed that the threat from Russia “is still very high” and that Poland should be prepared. This was reported by the Polish state news agency PAP.
W. Kosiniak-Kamysz said that Russia “recently seized a significant number of Ukrainian drones,” and added that Moscow could use them “as a means of provocation to mislead and conduct operations under a false flag.”
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Earlier, Poland’s Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski stated that Russia could use Ukrainian drones to provoke a NATO member or even its own territory.
According to R. Sikorski, Warsaw is closely monitoring Kremlin actions and does not rule out the scenario in which Russia will try to create a pretext for escalation.
“Putin even said something similar about a month ago. He stated: if a NATO member attacks us, we will respond. Therefore, we suspect that he plans to prepare Ukrainian drones and use them to attack a NATO member or Russia, and then respond to such an attack,” said Poland’s Foreign Minister.
Poland’s reaction to the Russian missile
As reported earlier, the fall of the Russian cruise missile Ch-101 in Poland caused an unexpected reaction from the Polish public. Some internet users with anti-Ukrainian views began spreading the theory that the missile was launched towards Poland by the Ukrainians themselves, aiming to involve the Poles in the war.
Meanwhile, Polish investigators consider the main version to be that it was indeed a Russian cruise missile Ch-101 that fell on Polish territory. If this conclusion is confirmed, there will be no doubts about the missile’s origin – Ukraine does not have the capability to use such weapons.
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