Patrushev Warns Poland Could Cease to Exist in 2-3 Days
Patrushev said Russia would use its full arsenal and erase Polish statehood within days after Poland’s foreign minister said NATO could defeat Moscow.
- On Sunday, Nikolai Patrushev, an aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin, claimed Poland could "cease to exist" within "two or three days" if it entered military conflict with Russia, according to TASS.
- Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski's remarks at the Yalta European Strategy conference in Kyiv triggered the warning, where he stated NATO would defeat Russia "quite quickly" if Moscow struck the alliance.
- Patrushev described Sikorski's assessment of Russian military capabilities as "amateurish," claiming Russia has not yet utilized its full potential in its ongoing war against Ukraine.
- Geographically, Poland occupies a sensitive position bordering Ukraine, Belarus, and Kaliningrad, while Sikorski emphasized NATO's military advantage with about 2,500 European alliance aircraft.
- The Kremlin continues to describe its four-year war in Ukraine as a "special military operation," while Poland remains one of Ukraine's primary political and military backers.
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Putin consultant Patrushev threatens Poland: Warsaw will no longer exist within two to three days.
Putin aide threatens Poland’s existence after Warsaw says NATO can defeat Russia ‘quite quickly’
Russian presidential aide Nikolai Patrushev has threatened that Polish statehood would “cease to exist” within two or three days if Poland entered a war with Russia, saying Moscow would use its full available arsenal. The threat followed Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski’s statement that NATO could defeat Russia quickly if Moscow attacked, citing the alliance’s overwhelming air-power advantage.
Poland's foreign minister says NATO would quickly defeat Russia. This has Putin's heavy-handed advisor Nikolai Patrushev fired up. - Poland would not exist within two, three days, he says.
Russian President Putin's official advisor Nikolai Patrushev, responding to comments by Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski, said that in the event of a conflict between Russia and Poland, Warsaw would cease to exist within two or three days. According to him, the Polish authorities are "amateurishly" assessing Russian military power. However, the statement itself suggests that he actually had […] The post Threat from the Kremlin: "Warsaw would cea…
Russia warned Poland that it will cease to exist “in 2 or 3 days” if it enters into a military conflict with Moscow. The Polish government, meanwhile, ordered to strengthen the protection of the border with Ukraine against the Russian escalation. Nikolai Patrushev, assistant to Russian President Vladimir Putin and former Secretary of the Security Council ... Continue reading "Moscow warns Poland that it will cease to exist "in 2 or 3 days" if it…
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