Somebody dropped missiles into Poland. #Article5 allows a NATO response. The media is reporting Russian missiles responsible and evidence from the ground seems to support this. A thread looking at what information is available so far...
Several pictures and video have emerged of the impact site near the Polish border
Suggesting from the debris that the missile was an S-300 5V55 series ground to air missile. 
https://twitter.com/UAWeapons/status/1592629251161075712If correct, this is a Russian missile, deagel.com/Defensive%20We… suggests a range of 90km.
However as we in Britain accompanied by the Americans take no responsibility for how the weapons we manufacture are used, a missile that could be 30 years old made by Russia doesn't mean launched by Russia. The prior Deagel link suggests they don't actually use it anymore.
So who is in range of Przewodów where the missile struck? Within 90km, only Ukraine. Within 120km just about the tip of Belarus. Russian forces are more than 600km from Poland. If an S-300 it came from Ukraine, Poland or implausibly Belarus.
The only thing we can be certain of at this stage is that if it was an S-300 missile - it was made by Russia, but Russia didn't launch it. NATO know without doubt who launched it, that's why "Russian missile" but not Russia is responsible. Article 5 against who then?
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