It’s not totally clear what happened, although the usual suspects—UK media outlets—are jumping to conclusions. I offer no opinion. Here’s a collection of tweets while we await more reliable information:
S300s are air defense missiles. If it's an air defense missile that landed in Poland, then it was a Ukrainian missile that failed to detonate when it failed intercept.
Dimitris @dmysd
The fragment piece of the missile that fell in #Przewodów (on the left) appears to be a match with an #S300 missile (on the right).
#ukraine #poland #russia
War Monitor @WarMonitors
⚡️⚡️UNCONFIRMED:
In Poland: Two stray rockets fell in the village of Przewodów in the Lubelskie Voivodeship near the border with Ukraine. They hit grain dryers. Two people were killed. There are police, prosecutor's office and army on site.
The two "Russian rockets" That came in Poland, I'm pretty sure are Ukrainian air defense projectiles, 65 KM difference with the original destination, is more than a bit odd looking at the accuracy of the Russian weaponry. But anyways "Russia did it" 🤷🏻♂️
In this next tweet the English is simply a translation of the Polish in the quoted tweet:
Radio Zet reporter: My sources in the services say that what hit Przewowo is most likely the remains of a rocket shot down by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Mariusz Gierszewski @MariuszGierszew
Polish media is reporting the rocket has no Russian markings on it.
Russian telegram is begging NATO to try something.
Reuters @7.20PM ET:
No concrete evidence on who fired missile, Poland’s (president) Duda says.