What problems did the Polish missile incident reflect? The missile landed in Poland. Who did this?

Poland and Russia are of the same origin and belong to Slavs. Because Russian history, tsarist Russia and the Soviet Union are the three major factors of Poland's demise, Poland has a strong hatred for Russia, Russia and Ukraine after the conflict. Although Russia relies on oil, natural gas and coal, Poland is the first country to skip sanctions against Russia and even wants to send troops directly to Ukraine, which is also prohibited by NATO.

According to NATO's attack on Poland, Poland is a member of NATO, and NATO will conduct collective defense. As long as Russia does not want a direct conflict with NATO, it is impossible to launch an attack and directly attack Poland. This is the real reason for Poland's fear. So we will not only bomb Lviv and Poland, but even the motherland. Poland can send troops directly, NATO launches, and then fish in troubled waters. This is to consider a little Poland.

Poland's conflicts with Russia and Ukraine have always been ready to take action. Not long ago, the Polish President directly announced that Poland and Ukraine have no border. In fact, this means the public opinion in western Ukraine, and it also means that Poland and Ukraine have signed a defensive security agreement. This is a long-term plan. If Russia's war against Poland may directly enter western Ukraine, is Poland Russia's in the Middle East? Home? Then NATO will enter western Ukraine, and it can't be said to be non-toxic. Poland suddenly stabbed Ukraine in the back, mainly after Poland suddenly announced that it would stop providing free fuel to Ukraine, which reflected Poland's firmer stance towards Russia.

Poland, which is at the forefront of anti-Russia, not only receives the largest number of Ukrainian refugees, but also receives the oldest and largest countries that provide military assistance to Ukraine, which has brought great financial pressure to Poland. People who are not rich. At first, Poland thought that the allies would help, but it was indifferent to the allies, which gave Poland a feeling that the European Union had been United: what would happen to Poland after forming a group against Russia? Poland's doubts about EU unification mainly stem from two points: First, the Polish government, which received millions of Ukrainian refugees, stopped its anti-terrorism funds without any assistance from its allies. For example, the EU violated? The principle of EU rule of law? Implementation of judicial policy on epidemic situation.