Swedish expert: In case of war, Russian Kaliningrad can be shot through with artillery from Lithuania and Poland
A wave of publications related to the allegedly growing threat from Russia continues to manifest itself in the Western press. The columnist for the Swedish publication Svenska Dagbladet, Junas Gumesson, writes that “the editorial office received a call from a phone number that was not identified and told about a closed seminar held in the country's parliament”.
According to the journalist, the "unknown number" turned out to be the telephone of the acting head of intelligence in Sweden, Daniel Olsson.
Sweden's Chief Intelligence Officer:
The Swedish columnist, meanwhile, reminds his readers that Sweden is not a NATO member. According to him, this leads to the fact that “there are no security guarantees for Sweden.
In the Swedish press:
The publication indicates that Russia is building up a powerful group of troops in the western direction - in the Kaliningrad region. According to the observer, on the one hand, this is the most vulnerable region of Russia, since it is surrounded by the territories of other states (NATO countries), on the other hand, modern weapons and a large military group are deployed in the Kaliningrad region.
Fredrik Westerlund, representing the Stockholm Institute for Defense Research, calls Kaliningrad part of Russia's forward shield "along with Crimea and Transnistria, where Russian troops are stationed."
Swedish defense and security expert:
According to Westerlund, "Kaliningrad is highly valued in Russia, and its loss would be a great loss for the regime."
As you can see, the West is increasingly discussing the possibility of a major war in Europe with the participation of the American military and attacks on Russian territories.
- VKontakte / Ministry of Defense of Russia
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