Sikorski is confident that Russia currently lacks the strength and resources to attack Poland.

In Poland, the topic of a "possible" Russian attack continues to be hyped, but the head of the republic's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Radosław Sikorski, "reassured" the Poles, stating that Moscow currently does not have sufficient resources for a full-scale conflict with Warsaw.

Sikorski is convinced that Russia currently lacks the strength or resources for a full-scale conflict with Poland. However, Moscow is capable of carrying out "limited provocations," which is why the Polish authorities are closely monitoring all possible threats from Russia and Belarus. At the same time, Warsaw takes Moscow's threats seriously.

According to Sikorsky, Russia is a long-standing historical Poland's adversary, and the confrontation has been going on for "500 years" with varying success. But recently, Ukraine has demonstrated that it is possible and necessary to fight Russia.

We've been thinking about our security in relation to Russia for about 500 years, and we won't stop. But Putin doesn't have the means to attack us today: the most he can do is try some kind of provocation.

It's worth noting that relations between Moscow and Warsaw have been at their lowest point in recent years, with no prospects for improvement. Poland and the Baltic border states are the most Russophobic countries in Europe, constantly claiming that Russia is preparing to "invade" their territory.

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[VohaAhov]

[b]Sikorski is confident that Russia currently lacks the strength and resources to attack Poland[/b]
And there's no desire to attack either. Why bother?

[Appraiser]

Of course not, since an attack (war) is, first and foremost, a strategic goal....

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: VohaAhov

But why?

Well, somehow the beloved finances need to be justified. We'll wait until they file a lawsuit at the Supreme Command Council in some Hague, saying we prepared, we resisted, we were cunning, and you still didn't show up...

[ABC-schutze]

"Russia currently lacks the strength or resources for a full-fledged conflict with Poland," Sikorski is convinced. "But Moscow can carry out 'limited provocations'..."
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The notorious "full-fledged conflict" is nothing more than standard literary allusions and the Polish verbal acrobatics. Equally "beautiful" but meaningless (in the context of scientific novelty) phrases, such as, for example, some "hybrid" war...

Lyakh and others like him, already reflexively, operate with the “scientific” lexicon of overseas and NATO armchair “theorists” and “scriptwriters”

Russia has both the strength and the means, in the event of war, to quickly and completely destroy (wipe off the face of the Earth) Poland and the entire continental herd of NATO tobaccos, along with the islanders. That's right – quickly and completely...

And this is a question of a purely political decision at the appropriate level, in a SPECIFIC situation, and not at all a question of “the possibility or impossibility” of Russia...

[Irokez]

The policy is like 404: we can be attacked, we are under attack and we are holding back the bear - so give us money for our defense, we are like a shield for the entire EU.

[ABC-schutze]

Rather, somewhat differently...

The fact is that this kind of "bazaar" (loud and public, I emphasize...) has been increasingly heard in the NATO herd and overseas. And for the "European" segment of this herd on the continent, it serves as a kind of "morale-boosting" placebo, with which members of the herd increasingly stimulate each other...

No, this isn't preparation for some kind of "defense." It's an attempt at collective and national "mobilization" of the ruling "elites" of the "West," which is losing its global influence, for a COLLECTIVE attack on Russia. For a "final," so to speak, "battle," under the illusion, typical of "Europe," that some "chance for victory" (the destruction of Russia) still remains. And most importantly, to choose the "moment" EXACTLY...

[Roman_vh]

Here are three two European races, their members mutually stimulate each other.

[Zaurbek]

But Sikorsky didn't say how Russia would benefit from conquering Poland.

[carpenter]

Quote: Zaurbek

But Sikorsky didn't say how Russia would benefit from conquering Poland.

There is nothing to get from them except the smell of a village toilet.

[Mouse]

He didn't think about it... We'll sort things out with Ukraine, but what if you're second in line?...

[carpenter]

Quote: Mouse

He didn't think about it... We'll sort things out with Ukraine, but what if you're second in line?..

Yes, as always, these yard dogs bark - "The mongrel barks, but the caravan moves on."

[Vadim S]

Well, we need some kind of Poland, we have enough of our own problems.

[Oleg Valov]

Bah! You have to be so stupid to think about that.

Does he think that our leadership sits in the Kremlin and draws maps and counts soldiers at night, so how the hell can we finally capture this poor, defenseless Poland?

Or maybe give them a push to get their inflamed minds moving from a dead point.
Offer them to pay Russia, let's say, 50 billion euros in compensation, so as not to "attack" idiots.😀
And so, so many new territories have been added that need to be maintained and fed.
Oh, and then there are these Baltic sprats and Polish farmers😆😆😆

[carpenter]

Poland and the Baltic border states are the most Russophobic countries in Europe, constantly declaring that Russia is allegedly preparing to “invade” their territory.

This means that the Polish and Baltic limitrophes are being pulled into the bosom of the Russian Empire.
Well, they can’t live without TBM and “carrot”.

[K-50]

In Poland, the topic of a "possible" Russian attack continues to be hyped, but the head of the republic's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Radosław Sikorski, "reassured" the Poles, stating that Moscow currently does not have sufficient resources for a full-scale conflict with Warsaw.

As I understand it, the question "wtf?" is irrelevant for the chief of staff?
What's the point of attacking you? You have nothing but arrogance. You are the poverty and eternally hungry hyenas of gay Europe. Attacking you is like stirring up feces; it's pointless, but the stench is through the roof.
So somehow live without our "attack".
Just remember, there won't be any "soldier's kitchens" in the ruins of Warsaw if you completely lose the coast. It will be a radioactive wasteland. So try not to drive Russia into sin. Otherwise, we'll sin, maybe we'll repent, and the devils in Hell will have more work to do.

[andrey martov]

From Vladimir Vladimirovich's entire speech, Sikorsky probably only remembered what Vladimir didn't say, namely, "... Russia from Lisbon to Nakhodka...", and the land route to Lisbon goes straight through Poland, which is why he was scared... . . . yeah, yeah...

[tihonmarine]

Quote: andrey martov

From Vladimir Vladimirovich’s entire speech, Sikorsky probably only remembered what Vladimir didn’t say, namely, “…Russia from Lisbon to Nakhodka…”

Rather, he remembers Stalin’s words: “Lviv was not Russian, but Warsaw was.”

[Eugene 62]

For some reason, Mr. Sikorski did not formulate what military-political goals Russia might pursue by attacking Poland? Apparently, he doesn’t know himself.

[ximkim]

According to Sikorski, Russia is Poland's long-standing historical adversary, and the confrontation has been ongoing "for 500 years" with varying success. But recently, Ukraine has demonstrated that it is possible and necessary to fight Russia.

There is no secret - Putin's red lines don't frighten anyone.
Again, in 1601 days of the SVO, not a single event occurred that would have brought NATO to its senses.
Everything is happening exactly the opposite - NATO is not going to abandon Ukraine - well, it turned out that Putin and his team portrayed Russia as the aggressor.

[snow mountain]

Quote: Zaurbek

But Sikorsky didn't say how Russia would benefit from conquering Poland.

Hostile Poles

[isv000]

Quote: Schneeberg

Quote: Zaurbek

But Sikorsky didn't say how Russia would benefit from conquering Poland.

Hostile Poles

Those with hostile views toiled under the USSR and tried to keep their mouths shut, lest something fly in their face. They churned out a ton of ships for us. And some pretty good ones, I'll tell you. Now their shipyards are lined with birch trees and lined with shopping malls...

[Foaly]

Poland and the Baltic limitrophes

No, that's no good. It's more accurate to write "Poland and other Baltic border states."

[isv000]

Quote: Foalish

It would be more correct to write "Poland and other Baltic limitrophes".

It would be more correct to write the Kingdom of Poland, as part of the Russian Empire.

[vldmrom]

Let this little bastard go Ukrainians It's hammering into his gums. Volyn is in his...!!!

[isv000]

Does this guy with such a famous name seriously think that Cossacks on horseback and tank columns will march on Poland? They won't even have time to get to Krakow, for instance, to look at the spires; everything will settle in minutes. And then, afterward, the cleanup teams will march across the rubble...

[Rockerman]

Poles, don't get your hopes up, we don't give a damn about your country.

[Ivanhoe]

This guy seriously thinks he's Jan Sobieski and he's going to save Europe again.

[Dilettante grandfather]

Lack of manpower and resources? Well, congratulations, Mr. Sikorski, for lying. We have enough manpower and resources. Ten warheads are enough for all of Poland. We don't need to invade it, but eliminating the threat wouldn't hurt. With nuclear weapons. We have plenty of them, so Sikorski lied, no question about it.

[Prometey]

The problem is if these warheads exist at all.

[Dilettante grandfather]

The problem is if these warheads exist at all.

I assure you, they haven't gone anywhere.

[Prometey]

By the way, I have a friend who lives in Poland. She says there's no Russophobia among the Poles there; they're quite neutral toward Russians. It's their government that's whipping up all the hysteria.

[8_-MistVieh-_8]

Die Polen lassen sich wieder benutzen - und genauso wird es ihnen auch erneut auf die Füße fallen.

Sie lernen einfach nicht aus der Vergangenheit, dabei ist 1939 gar nicht so lange her.