Chamber No.6. Lech Walesa: "If Russia dares to attack Poland, it will become a small 20 millionth state"
Polish russophobes found employment on their own. After the airing of the Andrei Kondrashov film “Crimea. Some Polish "experts" declare that the way to their homeland is that Russia "annexes" Poland next, others say that "Russia will attack Poland, but this will split itself." One of the co-authors of the opinion that Russia is preparing to attack Poland is the former Polish President Lech Walesa.
Walesa shared his thoughts on this matter on the TV channel TVN24which has recently positioned itself as a platform for the presentation of anti-Russian views by politicians and public figures of various stripes:
At the same time, Walesa complains that modern Europe does not have that single force, there is no single leadership that could offer "serious resistance to the Russian threat."
It turns out that Walesa is confused in his own logic: he intends to leave “20 million people” from Russia, then he declares that Europe does not have a single force to counter the “threat”. Or does Walesa again hope for the support of overseas "friends", simply pumping up anti-Russian hysteria?
Recall that a few months ago, Walesa declared that Russia "is capable of leaving only a couple of bruises on NATO’s body." Apparently, Poland - already a big bruise or a wet place - just one Russian film about the Crimea did its job ...
Walesa shared his thoughts on this matter on the TV channel TVN24which has recently positioned itself as a platform for the presentation of anti-Russian views by politicians and public figures of various stripes:
If Russia dares to attack Poland and other countries, it will disintegrate. Become a small state with 20 millions of people.
At the same time, Walesa complains that modern Europe does not have that single force, there is no single leadership that could offer "serious resistance to the Russian threat."
It turns out that Walesa is confused in his own logic: he intends to leave “20 million people” from Russia, then he declares that Europe does not have a single force to counter the “threat”. Or does Walesa again hope for the support of overseas "friends", simply pumping up anti-Russian hysteria?
Recall that a few months ago, Walesa declared that Russia "is capable of leaving only a couple of bruises on NATO’s body." Apparently, Poland - already a big bruise or a wet place - just one Russian film about the Crimea did its job ...
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