Poland: When the War Comes Closer
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A midday alarm for an airstrike proved to be a stress test for the residents of the eastern Polish city of Lublin. Residents must strike a balance between safety and minimizing disruption to their lives. "One parent said I had no right to scare the children like that."
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski said that, in his assessment, Russia currently does not have the strength to launch a major attack on NATO. Sikorsky: This is true because Russian troops are involved in the war against Ukraine. But Russia has the power to launch a hybrid provocation. It can be large-scale. About this
Russia lacks the forces to launch a major attack on NATO as long as its military remains engaged in Ukraine, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski said in comments reported on Monday. Speaking to public broadcaster TVP Info, Sikorski elaborated on his warning last week that Warsaw had information from multiple sources indicating that Russia was "preparing something big this year," foreign media wrote, according to Telegraph.
Moscow lacks the capacity to mount a large-scale offensive against NATO because its forces are concentrated in Ukraine, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslav Sikorski has said.
Radoslaw Sikorski warns Moscow could instead stage a smaller provocation aimed at dividing allies
Drones and rockets that strike close to the Polish border - the war against Ukraine is moving noticeably towards people's everyday lives. Protective spaces and warning SMS are gaining in importance. What is the local mood? By P. Milling.
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