On Wednesday, there was information about the first Ukrainian attack using British missiles on the Kursk region of Russia. The target, as reported by Ukrainian websites, was supposed to be the “Marino” estate, managed by Vladimir Putin, which houses an underground command post. – Can Ukrainians hunt Putin? – Agnieszka Kopacz-Domanska, host of the “Newsroom” program on WP, asked her guest, Colonel. director Maciej Matisiak, former deputy head of the military counterintelligence service, Stratpoints Foundation expert. – In my opinion, Ukrainians do not need to save their energy and resources for very military purposes, – replied the guest of the program. On Thursday morning, due to the Russian air attack on Ukraine, Polish and allied fighters were intercepted again. – Can Putin test our vigilance in this way? – asked the host of the program to the guest. – Not necessarily, but it is the result of actions in Ukraine, but it cannot be excluded, – answered the expert. – Even if he doesn't investigate deliberately, he uses this situation for informational and propaganda purposes: he says against our society and for his own society that NATO is an aggressor because it is taking fighter planes into its hands, – he added. – The most important thing for us is our safety. With these frequent attacks near our borders, could there be more stray missiles? Should these Polish fighters be taken more often? – asked Agnieszka Kopacz-Domanska. – They are always in a state of vigilance, because the power and means that can affect the missiles that enter the airspace of Poland and NATO are F-16 or other allied aircraft. Today, we don't have enough land reserves to respond, – replied the guest of the program. – The operational command is constantly working, because something is constantly happening in Ukraine, so we must always assume that something can fly, – added colonel Machei Matysiak.
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