Yes, we do actually know this. And anybody that pretends that we do not is either very naive, does not understand any of the technology or has not made even a c

Yes, we do actually know this. And anybody that pretends that we do not is either very naive, does not understand any of the technology or has not made even a cursory effort to find out. Proof points: - the drones that made it into Poland did not have warheads - they flew over Belarus before entering Polish airspace - they were under continuous control from the moment of launch - they were prepped with longer range tanks than they would have had if they had been aimed at Ukraine - quite a few of them were equipped with ways of sending back telemetry So no, these were not strays. The best explanation is that they were an intel gathering mission with respect to the kind of response generated and the speed with which they were detected. Other possible uses for russia are to misdirect attention from wherever they might want to attack for real (say, the Baltics) and a way to reduce the flow of defensive measures to Ukraine by instilling fear in the population further West.