Last week, the former Russian President called for the sinking of Great Britain. Now, a Polish General has threatened to bomb St. Petersburg. Recently, a former top Polish military leader, Rajmund Andrzejczak, made a bold statement about the potential threat from Russia. Speaking at the Defending Baltics conference in Vilnius, Lithuania, he warned that if Russia attacks any NATO member country, Poland and its allies would immediately strike back at St. Petersburg, a major Russian city. This response would happen not just on the first day of an attack, but within the first minute.
Andrzejczak, who led Poland's military from 2018 to 2023, believes that a Russian victory in Ukraine would have serious consequences for the security of NATO countries, especially those that share borders with Russia. He painted a concerning picture, suggesting that if Russia were to win in Ukraine, they could station troops in cities like Lviv in Ukraine and Brest and Grodno in Belarus. This would eff...
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