Poland pushes back against Russian threats, cites air power advantage
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After a Russian drone attack on a passenger train near the Polish-Ukrainian border, Warsaw tightened the tone towards Moscow. Now follows the counter from the Kremlin by Putin consultant Nikolai Patrushev.
The Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Radoslav Sikorski, said today that one should not take too seriously Russia's threats that if Poland goes to war against it, it would be wiped out in two or three days, because Russian generals have been threatening Poland from time to time, and Kremlin propagandists constantly, for 20 years with a nuclear attack and that they will raze it to the ground.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Poland said so.
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski said that the country was preparing for possible new provocations from Russia. According to him, the Polish state intends to strengthen measures to protect the population and amend the legislation.
We are in a gray zone of crisis," Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski said on TVN24's "Tak jest" program when asked about Poland's preparations for hybrid warfare. He also commented on a meeting convened by Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
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