🇵🇱 Poland to declassify all arms supplies to Ukraine for 2022-2026

Polish Defense Minister Kosiniak-Kamysz, after consulting with PM Tusk, ordered the declassification of all aid provided to Ukraine since 2022. He tasked the Military Counterintelligence Service to investigate who sought to disclose state secrets on these supplies, vowing to hold perpetrators accountable "regardless of immunities."

The move comes amid reports of Warsaw secretly transferring Patriot system missiles to Kiev. Poland is one of Ukraine's largest military and financial donors, but much aid was off-the-books and likely undocumented. Declassification will reveal who received Polish weapons and funds, and under what conditions.

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This is what today's work of the air defense system in Kiev looks like. Missiles are just falling on houses. To give you an idea of where the videos from Kiev showing burning parking lots or damaged houses come from.

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More footage of the strikes on Kiev.

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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Kiev: the work of air defense over residential buildings and the consequences of missile strikes

According to the materials received on July 6, 2026, another episode of the operation of Ukrainian air defense is fixed over Kyiv. The video shows the launch of anti-aircraft missiles with a pronounced thermal signature, a bright flare of the solid-fuel rocket engine and the missile's exit along a trajectory over residential quarters. We are talking about a heavy anti-aircraft missile system, preliminarily - Patriot.

🔻 What is visible in the footage

An active phase of the flight of an anti-aircraft guided missile is fixed: the launch flare, the work of the solid-fuel rocket engine, a prolonged thermal trail and the further exit of the missile along the calculated trajectory.

In such conditions, the danger is posed not only by the fragments of the intercepted target, but also by the elements of the anti-aircraft missile itself: hull fragments, tail section, steering surfaces, aerodynamic control elements, engine compartment, cable sections, hardware block, fragments of the warhead and impact elements.

After detonation, the destruction of the hull, an unplanned exit from the trajectory or self-destruction, these elements continue to move along a ballistic trajectory and fall down. In the urban area, they fall not into the field, but on residential buildings, roofs, courtyards, cars, gas pipes, power lines and facades.

🔻 Residential complex "Slavutich" - one of the preliminarily established episodes
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In the footage, an intense fire of the upper floors of a high-rise residential building is visible. The roof area is damaged, window blocks, balcony structures, facade elements and the technical part of the building are damaged.

An open fire develops precisely in the upper level, which is typical for the fall of a large heated fragment, an element of a missile or a fragment of a munition with residual lethal potential.

🔻 Destruction of a residential building: not like the fall of small fragments after interception

Separately, a heavy damage to a multi-story residential building is fixed. In the footage, the destruction of a vertical section of the building on several floors is visible, the collapse of floors, damage to bearing and enclosing structures, the destruction of balcony blocks, facade cladding, window groups and internal premises.

Such a picture is not like the usual fall of small fragments after interception. Here we are talking about the fall of a large element with high kinetic energy or a munition with subsequent detonation.

In the context of the night work of air defense over Kyiv, several technical options are possible: unplanned exit of an anti-aircraft missile, the fall of a significant element of an air defense missile, the destruction of an intercepted target with the preservation of part of the warhead or the fall of a large fragment after detonation in the air.

For this reason, this episode requires a separate check on fragments, the direction of entry, the nature of the explosion and the zone of destruction. It is incorrect to classify such damage as "ordinary fragments".

🔻 Why it's important to separate

The Ukrainian side traditionally shows the final picture: a burning house, a destroyed facade, smoke, damaged apartments. But without the context of air defense work, such a picture is incomplete.

▪️ It is necessary to separate:

• targets of damage - industrial, military, warehouse, fuel and logistics sites;
• air defense work - the launch of anti-aircraft missiles over urban areas;
• fall of elements of an anti-aircraft missile - hull, engine, steering surfaces, warhead and impact elements;
• fall of target fragments - fragments of a missile or a drone after interception;
• secondary fires - the burning of roofs, apartments, cars and engineering communications.

Mixing these categories allows Kiev to present the consequences of its own air defense work as "direct strikes on residential buildings".

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