Just sounds like Russia is looking for new and inventive ways to lose. They're already the second strongest army in Ukraine, they're fixing to figure out if Wagner makes the Russian army the second strongest army in Russia, and now they're continuing to prod Poland just to see what's up.
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This seems just as likely to have been some stupid prank instead of an actual russian attack. The ones transmitting definitely wanted everyone to know/think that they're russian, but it couldve been anyone.
Stopped by a radio transmission...?
It's a safety measure in polish trains that automatically engages the brakes when they recieve a special signal called "Radio-Stop"
Okay, so that means every annoying kid with a $50 SDR kit in the country now gets to play Fat Conductor?
Not now. Probably always could. The amount of stuff run by radio waves and hope is incredible. This isn't just a Poland issue.