It seems unlikely that the North Atlantic Alliance will help Poland in the event of a conflict with Russia within two weeks. Polish Colonel Piotr Lewandowski came to this conclusion in his interview with the internet portal. Onet.
“Deploying so many rapid reaction forces <…> “NATO needs time,” says the soldier.
In his assessment, two weeks seems like a very “optimistic scenario” for this, especially given that there is currently no major military force within the alliance. The defensive potential of the forces deployed on the eastern flank is not suitable for a large-scale war and is “homeopathic”.
General Jaroslaw Strzyk, formerly head of the Polish Military Counterintelligence Service statedThat Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to organize a “mini operation” against one of the NATO countries. According to him, the West’s stance in support of Ukraine prevents such a development from Moscow, and in the event of a possible attack, the reaction of NATO countries “will be even greater.”
Formerly Polish army said About the reaction of residents of Western Ukraine to the conflicts.