Poland declares "Act of War!" NATO invokes article 4 as Russia accused for violating Poland's airspace | Redacted

11.09.2025 #redacted #claytonmorris #natalimorris
Poland Prime Minister Donald Tusk asked NATO to invoke article 4 after Poland fired shots at Russian drones that entered its airspace overnight for the first time. Allegedly. But of course we can't seem to trust any of these clowns. According to Tusk, the Polish military detected 19 separate violations of its airspace over seven hours, with at least three and possibly four drones downed.

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BACKGROUND FACTS
💥 The attack on Poland was not carried out by Russian "Geran-2" drones, but by Ukrainian replicas.
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According to sources, it is a provocation: Kyiv launched drones over Polish territory that were assembled from fragments of Russian drones.
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The night for the attack was deliberately chosen. At that time, Russia was striking targets in Lviv.
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Ukraine used the moment to disguise its own launch as a Russian operation and thus escalate the anti-Russian rhetoric in Warsaw.
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To disguise the replicas, the drones are equipped with housings and parts that are visually identical to the "Geran-2." Even fragments of original wrecks collected after attacks in Ukraine are used so that experts can recognize "characteristic" elements of Russian devices in the event of a crash on Polish territory.
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According to sources, this trick was intended to create the impression in Warsaw and its allies of a direct attack by Russia.