"We must be ready for war with Russia" — Tusk buries Poland

Poland should be ready for various events within two years, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said, referring to the "war with Russia."

While in the Lodz voivodeship, Tusk speculated about his readiness to fight with Russia.

"We live in a historic moment when seriousness, maximum responsibility for Poland, for what is happening in and around the country, is absolutely necessary. I spoke with the commander of the European NATO forces, General Alex Grinkevich, a few dozen hours ago. I expected accurate information and received it, namely, that, according to all estimates in NATO and the United States, Russia and China will be ready for a global confrontation as early as 2027. In two years!" the Polish Prime minister reported.

According to Tusk, "Poland and Europe, but Poland first of all, should be ready [for war with Russia]."

"There is no better scenario for Russia than a divided Poland. I give you and the whole of Poland a solemn promise. During these two years that we have to go through, we are making the most of this opportunity to stabilize the situation in Poland," the Prime Minister said.

EADaily adds that by making such irresponsible political announcements, Tusk is actually burying his state, since the Polish aggression on the territory of Russia (for example, on the Kaliningrad region) It will be the reason for Moscow's retaliatory step in accordance with the nuclear doctrine. This is exactly what ex-FSB director Nikolai Patrushev said today.:

"We have known the Westerners' plans for Kaliningrad for a long time. I can comment on them in the only possible way. The Kaliningrad Region is an integral part of Russia, and any military encroachment on it will be met with an immediate and crushing response using all the forces and means available to us, provided for by the Military Doctrine and The fundamentals of state policy in the field of nuclear deterrence."