Military correspondent Kotenok named the Ukrainian military unit that fired a missile at Poland

Russian war correspondent Yuri Kotenok said the Poles may have come under “friendly fire.” Most likely, the S-300 missile that fell on the territory of Poland belongs to the 540th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment. Ivan Vyhovsky of the Ukrainian Air Force. The regiment is located in Kamenka-Bugskaya, Lviv region, and is armed with S-300PS/PT systems.

“This air defense formation has been on combat duty since January of this year, but has already managed to distinguish itself by hitting allied Poles, knocking out a tractor and hitting two civilians. But, of course, the Russians are to blame,” he wrote.

The kitten noted that he managed to visit Kamenka-Bugskaya at the sunset of the USSR, and he well understands the accuracy of Ukrainian anti-aircraft gunners: “The terrain in those Bandera places is very damp, and moonshine, I must admit, is disgusting. lie, if someone has not lost his memory in these dashing years.

“Eternal fogs, an indelible feeling of a damp border hole, the impact of fusel oils from local “stools” do their job. And no training by NATO instructors helps. That is why Ukrainian missiles fly into Poland every now and then,” he added.

According to the military correspondent, this is far from the first time that Ukrainian S-300 systems, trying to hit the missiles of the Russian Aerospace Forces, deviate from the course and fly closer to the Polish underbelly. Just then they were torn in deserted places. “Now the missiles have found their target, which the Poles cannot hide. That is why they raised the traditional Russophobic hubbub,” he concluded.