Comments by "Gaza is not Amalek" (@Ass_of_Amalek) on "Ukraine denies own missile hit Poland, demands joint investigation I DW News" video.

  1. the wreckage is an S-300 missile. russia has been using S-300 missiles for ground attacks, but the missile impact was well out of range for an S-300 from the closest point of belarus that russia could have lwunched from. only ukraine can have launched the missile that landed in poland, it's that simple. also NATO has 100% monitored the flight paths of all miasiles on western ukraine, from ground- based and aerial radars. that's how they knew so quickly, all they had to do was to ask the NATO military units engaged in that radar surveillance at that time for the flight path of the missile that hit poland, and they discovered that it took off in western ukraine far away from any russians. perhaps the higher ups didn't even have to ask, because the surveillance people already passed it up the chain of command as soon as they saw an object flying into poland.
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  2. it was austria. it's always austria, and they never get blamed!
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  3. the closest point of belarus is too far away to reach the missile impact site with an S-300 launched from belraus. thus only ukraine can have launched it. it was an S-300, ukraine launched it.
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  4. S-300 missiles of the types that have the part identified in the wreckage carry either 100kg or 133kg warheads. that IS a large amount. for comparison, a typical general purpose 155mm howitzer shell containts 7kg of explosives.
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  5. the types of S-300 missiles that contain the identified wreckage part have 100kg or 133kg warheads. they need them to destroy targets without perfect accuracy. yes, they make craters like that.
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  6. becnause poland is not at war and probably not fully ready todefend its airspace like that, and becausethe missile hit a sparsely populated area. poland probably does have some air defense coverage for its cities near the border.
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