Poland's Military Representative to NATO and the EU: Russia Is Incapable of Invading a NATO Country
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Russia currently does not have the capacity to launch a military invasion of a NATO country due to Ukraine’s continued resistance, said Lieutenant General Piotr Blazeusz, Poland’s representative to the NATO and EU Military Committees. He made the remarks before a closed-door meeting of European Parliament committees on the Suwalki Corridor, the Polish Press Agency reported, BTA reports. “Currently, thanks to Ukrainian forces, Russia is not in a…
Ukraine's resistance prevented Russia from launching an invasion on a NATO state, but Moscow "constantly intensifys hybrid operations to weaken the West," said a high-ranking Polish general.
Poland's military representative to NATO and the European Union (EU), General Piotr Blazeusz, stated that Russia does not have the capacity to invade a NATO country because it is being stopped by Ukraine.
A Polish general says that Russia does not currently have the capacity to invade an NATO state, but "scalds constantly through hybrid operations.
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