“A New Front is Opening with Warsaw” Says Russia: “Imminent Conflict with Poland – In a State of War Seven Divisions” – What is the NATO Plan?

• Original article in Greek machine translated into English.
• “A New Front is Opening with Warsaw” Says Russia: “Imminent Conflict with Poland – In a State of War Seven Divisions” – What is the NATO Plan?
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  “For imminent conflict between Polish and Russian/Belarusian forces” says Moscow
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  For the second day, Moscow is talking about an imminent conflict between Polish and Russian/Belarusian forces and is warning Europe and NATO that if Warsaw gets involved in the war, it will have to consider the use of nuclear weapons as a given.
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  The Russian media (not just one or two) are following up on yesterday’s revelation about the Polish Army’s aggressive deployment and force redeployment, setting the stage for something that even now is considered unthinkable.
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  The phrase of the Russians about “a possible popular liberation movement in the area of ​​Poland bordering Belarus” is also problematic …
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  Russian media: Poland is preparing for war with Russia and Belarus!
  According to the Russian media, the Poles continue to militarize the eastern regions of the country adjacent to the borders of Russia, Belarus and Ukraine.
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  At the same time, special attention is paid to strengthening the military potential in the Wojska Polskiego area in the so-called Suwalki Corridor and the Brest Gate.
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  In addition, the head of the Ministry of National Defense of Poland, Mariusz Blashak, who in the future wants to take over the presidency of the country, has developed a particularly intense information activity. The other day, he said that Warsaw, with the help of American Abrams tanks and Apache helicopters, will strengthen the eastern border.
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  In this case, we’re talking about the Brest Gates – a section about 80 kilometers wide, opposite the city of Brest in Belarus, between the West Bug River and its tributary, the Narew River.
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  It was here that a century ago, during the Polish-Soviet war of 1919-1921, fierce battles took place, when units of the Red Army captured Brest and rushed to Warsaw. Relying on natural obstacles, the Poles were then able to retreat in an organized manner, having previously built the defense of the capital near the Vistula River.
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  As for the Suwalki Corridor, it is of even greater strategic importance. American tanks and helicopters will appear here. This narrow stretch of land, approximately 100 km long, connects the Baltic countries (Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia) by land to Europe via Poland.
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