Former Israeli Ambassador to Ukraine: The version with the Ukrainian Armed Forces missile was invented in the USA
There is a high probability that the United States either did not want to closely examine the evidence of the ownership of the missile that hit Poland on Tuesday, or even initiated a version with its Ukrainian origin, so as not to provoke a direct clash between NATO and the Russian Federation.
This was stated on the air of the internet channel Iton TV by retired Israeli intelligence colonel, former head of the Nativ agency, and former Israeli ambassador to Ukraine and Russia, Zvi Magen, reports a correspondent for PolitNavigator.

“If this is Russia, and this is really how it happened, then NATO is considering the issue of a general, collective reaction to Russia, and this means that this could end very badly, because NATO and Russia, when one way or another come into combat contact, this is a global the conflict is, if you like, the Third World War, and that was on the agenda. Therefore, the issue was considered very, very nervously and carefully,” the diplomat said.
“On the one hand, it is clear where this can lead, there is no evidence (or there is, but they did not want to look at it more closely), so the decision, in my opinion, is an American decision to call things by these names. That it was an accidental Ukrainian missile, not the whole missile, but its fragments, that ended up in Poland, and therefore we are not obligated to do anything in relation to Russia, otherwise we will have problems,” Magen said.
Former Israeli Ambassador to Ukraine: The Ukrainian Armed Forces missile theory was invented in the US