Russia even can’t handle Ukraine ,how it will attack nato ? These like news are western propaganda to spread fear
You're talking like they're going to invade, which is not the case. Like before they've sent multiple drones to multiple EU countries it will be some kind of diversion with plausible deniability, followed by wave of disinformation using current spat between Poland and Ukraine to drive the wedge even further between them
Non sensible . Russia even doesnt have enough resource to handle Ukraine , why they would diversify their limited resource ? It would just longing the war and exhausted itself . Russia is a sick man and cannot recover at least 20 years .
All your questions are answered in article, if you only read it instead of stopping on the title.
Russian action would almost certainly be cloaked – as in the past – in some scarcely plausible disguise. A drone strike could be blamed on Ukraine or dismissed as an accident. A border incursion could be explained away as a GPS failure or a search-and-rescue mission to retrieve a helicopter that had crashed after inadvertently crossing into Polish airspace.
The plausible deniability route is not Russia’s only escalation option, defence officials say. Russia could instead simulate air strikes on Poland using zombie missiles, decoy drones or signal spoofing to create ghost tracks on radar screens, forcing the Polish military to activate air defences.
A fourth Baltic security source confirmed to The Telegraph that such plans were under discussion in Moscow. Russia may then attempt to claim the provocation was carried out by Ukraine afterwards.
Russia would count on the fact that, instead of opening fire on Russian or Belarusian soldiers in such a situation, Poland would be forced by the US to negotiate with Russia or Belarus rather than respond forcefully, Polish sources told Onet.
A scenario in which the Russians would withdraw from Poland as a result of those negotiations, rather than because they were forced to do so by military means, would be seen as a win from Moscow’s perspective.
Russia "we can't win against Ukraine" to test the resolve of the worlds mightiest military alliance, while still engaged in Ukraine? By attacking a nation that's been preparing to fight them off since the 90s?
Sure... this is clearly not US officials fear mongering to grab at for the shredded remains of their significance after their diplomatic influence got rekt by their current "administration". /s
Big doubt on that assessment.
Poland is one of the most “never again will we be the victims”-culture (aside of Finland). They are armed to the teeth and won’t fuck around.
I think that's the point? The Ukraine war isn't going to plan, so they could be looking for an exit strategy to save face.
"We could've won the war if NATO didn't get involved 😔"
Poland doesn't even need us to intervene, they will rock Putin's shit before asking for help.
Russia is actually in a pretty bad position right now. They are at an inflection point and losing the war, all things considered.
My biggest question is how Moscow will eventually concede this fact. I don’t think they will and it’ll likely end up as either a nuke being used or internal revolt and revolution
If nothing changes, in six months, there will be mass famine and near ubiquitous collapse within Russia.
Poland doesn’t need to do anything
There won't be a nuke, that's just fearmongering. There will also be no revolt of any kind, the vast majority of russians are ok with the war, they want it to end but only in their favour, because they are always given somebody to fuck over beneath them - ethnic minorities, queer people, ukranians, etc. For a revolt they would genuinely have to start starving (which I highly doubt would be allowed to happen) and even then it would be a revolt against an incompetent war monger dictator, not against the dictatorship and war as a whole. The military would most likely seize the control of the country and we would have Myanmar 2.0. It is somewhat of a collapse, especially if some municipalities decide to go rogue, more so chechnya than any others, but the country itself would most likely just remain in an extremely poor as-is state with crime through the roof like what they had in the 90s, if not worse.
Nukes are a boogey man. No nation can deploy anything like what happened in Japan. They can't even test them above ground anymore. They just don't work and no one knows why. Well some do
How in tune are you with the current situation in Russia right now? I’ll assume not much because a year ago I’d agree with you. Hell even 8 months ago.
There are gas shortages and rationing across the entire country. Truckers abandoning shipments as they run out of gas, farmers cannot operate their equipment (with the harvesting season coming soon). Civilians in Moscow cannot find gas, mass stealing of others fuel out of their vehicles, 2 day fuel lines spanning hundreds of kilometers in places far away from the front line. It’s so bad that they’ve set up portable toilets on the side of the road…
Russia, the gas station of the world, cannot provide fuel for citizens in their capital city. They are now having to import from Kazakhstan, Belarus, and India. But even that wouldn’t amount to more than 3-4% of their monthly usage.
Wanna see a revolt? That shit is on the near horizon…
You know how the maga crowd is saying that it's all just temporary hardship that they must endure for a brighter future? Apply that x999 to russians. As long as they don't have to accept 2 men holding hands in public, they will bend over for pineapples up their asses and claim that it's actually more comfortable to walk that way anyway.
Yeah, and I fully get where you’re coming from. But this is actually different.
When truckers can’t even make deliveries to grocery stores, people cannot drive to work, and are being laid off because of it, combined with the pending inability for them to harvest crops… Hungry people stop caring so much about cultural bs when they’re skipping meals. Js this is about to get really bad for them. It’s not a hyperbole.
Sir, one „internal revolt and revolution” as take away please.
If things in Ukraine aren’t going according to plan, that would be a monumental ass kicking.
Is finnland really that hard on this culture? I know only a bit about the civilic culture but not the militarism culture of finland
Consider that everyone is conscripted, afterwards in the reserve, rifles are stockpiled, bunkers build under public buildings (like swimming halls), the artillery is the biggest of Europe and the Forest bordering Russia a kill-house that waits to get lid on fire.
Yea. I think that is culture.
Also.. sisu
Sisu is extraordinary determination in the face of extreme adversity, and courage that is presented typically in situations where success is unlikely
I would just like to add: Perkele
Didn‘t find a Perkele-Gym shirt.. printed my own 🙃
Cultural appropriation 🤌

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sir, that's just nordic switzerland. Next you're telling me that they also build every infrastructure with pre-planned places for explosives to blow them up in case of war?
We Germans used to do that as well, but the frontline shifted, so it became Polands burden.
Russia only exists because China allows it. When China thinks Russia is sufficiently weakened, they will just move in an take it.
That would be a very quick war for them
It wouldn't be a war, Poland would be stupid to escalate it and so would Russia. Poland would give them a slap, if anything.
By definition it would be. But yes, it would be a Denmark-Style roadtrip
Says the known lying right wing Torygraph, reporting what the fascist US says, about their forever enemy Russia.
I'm sure this is completely legit, with no ulterior motives at all...
Paywall no thanks.
Here you go, friend: Archived and non-paywalled
I don't have paywall, not sure why you do
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