This is getting really weird. Here is an article from Daily Mail dated November 16, 2022:
Volodymyr Zelensky has insisted the fatal explosions that killed two in Poland close to his nation's border were caused by a Russian missile, despite several world leaders suggesting it was likely of Ukrainian origin.
The Ukrainian president was quoted by Interfax Ukraine news agency as saying on Wednesday he had no doubt that an explosion that killed two people in Poland was not caused by a Ukrainian missile.
'I have no doubt that it was not our missile,' he said, adding that he believed Tuesday's explosion was caused by a Russian missile, and that he had based his conclusions on reports from Ukraine's military which he 'cannot but trust'.
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Today, Polish President Andrzej Duda, speaking after a meeting of his security council Wednesday, said he has seen 'no evidence' the missile was fired by Russia and it was in fact 'highly probable' the Soviet-era S-300 rocket came from Ukraine. There is no indication that Poland was deliberately targeted, he added.'Ukraine's defense was launching their missiles in various directions and it is highly probable that one of these missiles unfortunately fell on Polish territory,' according to Duda, who added that Russia bears ultimate responsibility for the strike because Putin began the war in Ukraine.
Jens Stoltenberg, head of NATO, backed that analysis - saying the strike was likely a Ukrainian missile, there is 'no indication' it was deliberate and there is 'no indication' Russia is preparing an attack on NATO. However, he added: 'This is not Ukraine's fault. Russia bears ultimate responsibility as it continues its illegal war against Ukraine.'
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If it was a misfire, Zelensky should have said something like "I'm sorry one of our missiles hit the Polish farm village by mistake." But instead, he insisted it was from Russia. Was Zelensky just echoing what his own military told him, not knowing what really happened? Or was he just trolling because what the western countries did for him was not enough and he was unhappy about it? What is going on here?
If the missile was actually fired from Russia, this means Polish president, head of NATO, the White House, and the Russian Ministry of Defense are all telling the same lie. If that is true, it could mean that NATO and Russia is on the same side and for some unknown reason they all want to destroy Ukraine. Not instantly, but slowly with their agreed time schedule.
If Russia really intended to attack Poland, why would it fire missile to a remote farm village instead of strategic targets such as power plants or military bases? Only to provoke Poland and pull NATO into war? To me, this is highly unlikely.
Looking at the map, things get weirder. Below is the maps accompanied with the above article.
Ukraine is located between Poland and Russia. If Russia wants to hit Poland, the missile must go across Ukraine or Belarus, from east to west. With S-300 rocket system with range of 56 miles, it seems physically impossible. Furthermore, if Ukrainian military was trying to defend against Russian missile strike, that rocket should have been fired eastward(to Russia) not westward(to Poland). Did the missile went out to the opposite direction by mistake?
Although not 100% certain, I'm starting to think Ukraine attacked Poland on purpose.
In September, Ukraine submitted application to join NATO. Here is an article from the Guardian, dated September 30, 2022:
Ukraine applies for Nato membership after Russia annexes territory
A defiant Volodymyr Zelenskiy has announced that Ukraine is officially applying for membership of Nato, hours after Vladimir Putin said in a Kremlin ceremony that he was annexing four Ukrainian provinces.
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The alliance is unlikely to accept Ukraine’s imminent Nato entry while it is in a state of war. As a Nato member, fellow members would be compelled to actively defend it against Russia – a commitment that goes well beyond the supply of weapons.
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NATO didn't approve this application. Maybe Zelensky was angry and decided to do whatever is necessary to pull NATO into war. To do this, he could attack a NATO member country and blame it on Russia. Actual casualty should be civilian, so that if he get caught he could say it was a misfire. If you strike, say, a Polish military base, no one will believe it's a mistake. So, Ukrainian military hit a remote farm town called Przewodow in Poland, using Russian made S-300 missile system. But this operation was not effective because Poland, the US, and head of NATO said something like "it's probably a misfire by Ukrainian military, so we're not going to attack Russia for this incident." And Russia said something like "we didn't do it and it was deliberately done by Ukraine to escalate the conflict."
Whether the above hypothesis is true or not, at least it seems obvious that Zelensky wants to pull NATO into war. If NATO goes to war because of this missile incident, who benefits the most?