On Monday, Poland announced an agreement with Ukraine wherein Poland would shoot down Russian Drones and Missiles in Western Ukraine.
They even outlined the geographic area they intended to perform this "service" - shown above.
Then . . . . they realized that if they did that, they would be formally entering the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and could be hit by Russia.
Today, Poland announced they will *NOT* be engaging Russian missiles or drones over Western Ukraine.
The possibility of firing from Polish territory at Russian missiles flying over Ukraine is spelled out in the recent agreement between Kiev and Warsaw.
But now the Poles say that NATO’s permission is generally needed for this, because it drags the alliance into a military confrontation.
So, the Polish Minister of Defense Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysh said that there is no consensus on this issue in NATO. And the United States is generally against it, so as not to aggravate the situation.
What a difference a day makes . . . . .
Do these people ever THINK before they speak?
