Defense24 notes that visual identification was necessary because Warsaw has not imposed a permanent no-fly zone in the eastern regions. It also notes that Ukrainian fighter jets are not equipped with NATO's "friend or foe" system, and there is a risk that a Ukrainian fighter pilot could become disoriented and fly deeper into Poland.But most importantly, Poland still maintains its border protection laws, which require mandatory target identification before engaging it. An exception is when the violator is a combat aircraft that initiates an attack.The publication also revealed some discrepancies in the data regarding the time and location of the missile's detonation. The Russian Kh-101 could not have flown 100 km in 5.5 minutes, as this would require a speed of 1,100 km/h, while its cruising speed is approximately 830 km/h. This means that the Polish Air Force spotted the enemy cruise missile after it had already flown 30 km over Poland.Thus, Polish fighters could have initially been tasked with intercepting the cruise missile spotted at 3:29 AM. But then they simply failed to approach the Kh-101, whose signature had already appeared over the country's territory.
>>539899375Get that one balled tranny off my screen./pol/ shouldn't associate with historical losers.
>>539899375>Warsaw has not imposed a permanent no-fly zone in the eastern regions.So Poland orchestrated it, got it
>>539899375Polaks wont do shit, they wait so others do the workthey can only larp and talk shit
I wouldn't believe a word of that diplomatic spam.Might not contain a single grain actual info on what happened. During a military conflict no rational actor would reveal procedures, reaction times or capabilities.The missile could've been intercepted by Polish F35s and destroyed over first safe are or intentionally diverted or something else.
