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Greetings, comrades, and welcome to the Eastern Border. This episode took a while to make because it's a bit of a mess.

See, I'm talking, of course, about the situation that in November 15th, Polish side reported

that two missiles had hit the village of Przegov in the country's Lublin province,

just three miles from the Ukrainian border.

And one missile hit a grain elevator, killing two people.

And Polish authorities, NATO leadership and world leaders at the G20 summit in Bali,

held emergency meetings to discuss this incident.

And it's all turned into a huge mess because everything has gone from weird to even more weird.

See, at the beginning, obviously, everyone thought it was Russian missile.

Just, you know, going the wrong way or being a provocation or something like that.

However, a bit later,

people found out that this is quite likely that this was an S-300 missile, which is used by Ukraine is an anti-air defense missile.

And although Russia uses these missiles to strike ground targets with modified situations,

the closest target they could strike would be quite far away. It seems likely that the Russians try to strike another complex that produces electricity, 35 kilometers, inside the Ukrainian border,

and that in this case, the Ukrainians launched an anti-air missile to intercept it,

and, you know, they have these Soviet S-300s, and it's been proven at this point seeing the wreckage of the whole missile side

that it's an S-300 missile, and that it apparently had missed its original target,

and, you know, after that, the missiles are supposed to exterminate themselves.

Well, that didn't happen in this instance, which is a sad accident. So, well, in a total,

that's how everything pretty much happened. But this is the official story and this is where the

weirdness begins. For example, here's a quote from Polish president, André Dudah.

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