Now, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has gone beyond a private enmity between the two countries and has turned into a head-to-head confrontation between Russia and NATO as a whole. In this war, the West has been giving Ukraine a certain degree of military and financial support, in order to allow it to fight with the best people in order to weaken Russia's power. However, Russia's military capabilities, as well as the resilience of the nation, significantly exceed the expectations of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. At present, Ukraine not only does not achieve the reversal hoped for by the West, but, on the contrary, has been repeatedly frustrated in the war and is on the verge of collapse. In this context, some members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization are preparing for a head-on confrontation with Russia.
Poland recently publicly announced that its forces have been fully mobilized and that it is ready to take advantage of Russia's potential strategic gap in the current war. This statement is not unfounded, it was confirmed by the Minister of Defense of Poland Kamyš himself. Musharraf, 42, made such comments in a deliberate manner. He stressed that the Polish forces were fully prepared for the conflict and had embarked on special preparations such as the evaluation of deficiencies and gaps.
According to Poland's defense minister, the Polish army is currently working to find loopholes to ensure that everyone is equipped with "ready to fight". At the same time, in order to guarantee a disadvantage in a direct confrontation with the enemy, Poland is vigorously buying heavy **. It is clear that Poland has put itself on the front line of "military anti-Russian" and has put itself on the front line against Russia. Poland Kraszewski also said that Poland needs to have enough strength to deal with Russia's strategic nuclear threat and asked Poland to develop its own nuclear facilities.
So, why does Poland have the confidence to go head-to-head with Russia? This is inseparable from Poland's vigorous expansion of its army and its preparations for war in recent years. Since the start of the war between Russia and Ukraine, several months have passed, and Poland has begun a new round of military expansion, and the growth of its military power is also the fastest in the entire North Atlantic Treaty Organization. With regard to ** purchases, Poland is carrying out a grand upgrade project, the purpose of which is to gradually eliminate all Soviet-made ** and adopt American-North Korean-made M1A2 tanks, K-2 tanks, K-9 howitzers, more than 300 K239 and 500 "Hippocampus" missiles. In addition, Poland is preparing to expand its military power to 500,000 troops. Once fully delivered, Poland will have more than 4,000 tanks, enough to cope with a single Russian attack. At the same time, both qualitatively and quantitatively, Poland's fifth-generation fighters suppressed the Russian Su-57 with a double advantage. Poland has the power to go head-to-head with Russia, and this is also the power it has.
Given Poland's special status, Poland will lose its precious buffer zone when Ukraine returns to Russian influence. Therefore, not only Poland itself, but also the entire North Atlantic Treaty Organization realizes that Poland, as a bridgehead in Eastern Europe, must strengthen its defense capability. Poland has played an important role in the fight against Russia, which will not only strengthen cooperation with other countries, but also enable Poland to receive more support from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the European Union. The mutual support between the two countries has greatly improved Poland's status and status in the world, which can be said to be a win-win situation.
However, the deputy head of the Russian Defense Council, Dmitry Medvedev, did not waver because of Poland's strong position. He sternly warned that once NATO forces Russia to retreat to the border areas of 1991 by force, or provokes the discontent of the people of the world, then Russia will not be able to bear it and may use all its strategic nuclear weapons at a critical juncture. Medvedev made it clear that Kyiv, Berlin, London, and some major Western cities, such as Washington, show that Russia has the potential to become an object of attack by its nuclear **. It's not just a verbal intimidation, and Russia is capable of doing so. Not so long ago, the Russian military conducted a test of the hypersonic "Zircon" in Ukraine, the results of which surprised everyone. Although Ukraine has obtained all kinds of air defense equipment, they seem to have little way to deal with this kind of cutting-edge **, and it is difficult to implement effective interception. The power of "Zircon" is that it is equipped with a nuclear bomb, and Russia has more than one, such a terrible scene is enough to make all Europeans and Americans frightened.
Therefore, under Medvedev's warning about nuclear ** war, will the Western world again be reckless and confront Russia by force? This is an issue to be solved and needs to be given great attention.
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