Poland plans to create the strongest ground forces among NATO countries in Europe/notesfrompoland.com
Russian invasion of Ukraine violated security in Europe. Because of the threats from the Kremlin, Poland decided to create the strongest ground forces among the European countries of NATO.
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Poland wants to have an army to scare away its existence enemy
Vice Prime Minister, Minister of National Defense of Poland Mariusz Blaszczak explained that his country is striving to create the strongest ground forces, because he believes that Russia will not hit a strong enemy.
According to him, the Polish army should be so numerous and strong so that its existence would scare off a potential aggressor. Blashak said that Russia strikes when it sees weakness.
the Kremlin rulers will not hit the strong. When they see weakness, they attack. Both in terms of artillery and armored vehicles, in the end, there will be no stronger country in Europe. Among European NATO countries, we will have the strongest ground forces. We are on the front line, we have a border with Russia in the north, and in fact, militarily, on the side of Belarus,” Blaschak said.
Russia received NATO expansion due to the attack on Ukraine
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- The Russian invasion of Ukraine forced Sweden and Finland to reconsider their historic position on military neutrality. Both countries, against the backdrop of threats from the Russian side, on May 18 officially applied for membership in the Alliance.
- Turkey blocked the entry of Sweden and Finland into NATO. However, on June 28, all differences were resolved: Turkey, Sweden and Finland signed a memorandum confirming that Ankara would support the invitation of both countries to become NATO members.
- On July 5, Finland and Sweden became one step closer to joining NATO. The foreign ministers of both countries recorded the North Atlantic aspirations in their respective accession documents.
- Due to the accession of Sweden and Finland and NATO, Russia will practically lose control of the Baltic Sea.
- The Russian invasion of Ukraine forced Sweden and Finland to reconsider their historic position on military neutrality. Both countries, against the backdrop of threats from the Russian side, on May 18 officially applied for membership in the Alliance.
- Turkey blocked the entry of Sweden and Finland into NATO. However, on June 28, all differences were resolved: Turkey, Sweden and Finland signed a memorandum confirming that Ankara would support the invitation of both countries to become NATO members.
- On July 5, Finland and Sweden became one step closer to joining NATO. The foreign ministers of both countries recorded the North Atlantic aspirations in their respective accession documents.
- Due to the accession of Sweden and Finland and NATO, Russia will practically lose control of the Baltic Sea.
