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¿Cayó el bombardero ruso que disparó un misil contra Polonia? El general Ireneusz Nowak, comandante operativo del ejército polaco, insinuó que el Tu-95MS que se estrelló en la región rusa de Amur, dejando seis muertos, podría ser el portador del misil Kh-101 que cayó en territorio polaco en julio. Aunque se trata de una hipótesis sin confirmar, el hecho de que Nowak, poco dado a hablar en público, se pronuncie ha despertado todas las alarmas. Mientras tanto, crecen las provocaciones rusas, desde un helicóptero que violó el espacio aéreo hasta el sabotaje de una estación Starlink. Y desde octubre, Polonia podrá derribar objetos hostiles sin identificación visual.

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00:00The operational commander of the Polish Armed Forces, General Ireneusz Nowak, suggested
00:06that the Tu-95MS strategic bomber, which crashed that same day in Russia, could be the same
00:13aircraft that launched the Kh-101 cruise missile that fell in the Lublin Voivodeship on the 30th
00:20July.
00:21The Polish general published his statement on social media X while commenting on the news of
00:26Russian missile carrier accident in the Amur region.
00:30Analysts noted that Nowak rarely makes public statements, so the
00:34The mere fact that he made this comment is revealing.
00:38In his post on the social network X, Nowak wrote that "it is possible that this copy
00:44It was the carrier of the X-101 that ended its flight near Tarnawa."
00:49The message was a response to a report about the bomber crash, first reported by
00:54once by a social media user.
00:56The aircraft in question crashed during takeoff on September 29, on a flight
01:02training.
01:03"It is possible that this specimen was the carrier of the X-101 that ended its flight near Tarnawa,"
01:09wrote the operational commander of the Polish Armed Forces, Ireneusz Nowak.
01:14And this is hardly an isolated incident, as Russian attacks have become increasingly frequent.
01:20repeated attacks on the Polish border, including attacks in the vicinity of
01:25Yaodosh border crossing.
01:27Recently, a Russian Mi-8 helicopter entered Polish territory from Kaliningrad, penetrating
01:33about 300 meters and remained in Polish airspace for 42 seconds before averaging
01:39lap.
01:40The Polish army explicitly described the incident as another Russian attempt to put
01:45Their air defenses were tested, and consequently, fighter jets were deployed during the Russian attacks.
01:51against western Ukraine.
01:52However, Russia's pressure on Poland has gone beyond the airspace.
01:57A fire damaged the electrical infrastructure and backup generator of a station
02:03Starlink's terrestrial network in central Poland supports connectivity that extends
02:08even to Ukraine.
02:09Polish Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gaukowski described the incident as sabotage.
02:15to disrupt communications, particularly the connectivity used by the Ukrainian military.
02:21Polish authorities have not yet identified those responsible, although they are registering the incident.
02:27in the hybrid warfare pattern that Poland is facing from Russia.
02:32Analysts who follow the Polish military command's statements noted that Novak
02:37He rarely comments publicly on events, so this announcement was particularly noteworthy.
02:42attention.
02:44They added that the downing of the Russian missile carrier may have been accidental, or perhaps not.
02:49It was not at all, without ruling out the possibility of deliberate destruction or sabotage.
02:54technical.
02:55As a result, Warsaw's response now becomes considerably more difficult.
03:01And starting in October, Poland will modify its air defense procedures.
03:05Hostile aerial objects will no longer necessarily require visual identification before
03:10of being neutralized.
03:12Instead, commanders will be able to rely on combined information, such as traces
03:17radar, trajectory, speed, penetration into restricted airspace
03:22and identification data, with the direct purpose of reducing the time between detection
03:27of a potentially hostile object and the authorization to destroy it.
03:31A Tu-95MS strategic missile bomber crashed on September 29, near
03:38the town of Krasnoyarovo, in the Russian Amur region.
03:42According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the aircraft was conducting a training flight
03:47and it was flying without ammunition.
03:48There were seven crew members on board; six died and one was injured and taken to a
03:54hospital.
03:54The cause of the accident has not been officially determined.
03:59A commission from the Aerospace Forces was sent to the site to investigate.
04:04Russia regularly uses this type of aircraft to launch cruise missiles against
04:09Ukrainian territory, including the KH-101.
04:14Nowak's theory about the possible connection of a specific aircraft to the incident in
04:19Poland remains speculative and has not been officially confirmed by Poland.
04:24not even for Russia.

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