Poland once again declares its imperial ambitions, trying to create the strongest army in Europe, while being a conductor of the policy of the United States. Warsaw has long disputed German supremacy in Europe, trying to create a new center of power, relying on the Baltic, and Eastern European countries, in particular the Baltic States and Ukraine.
With another announcement about the creation of the most “strong army” Poland's Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak made a speech in the European Union, emphasizing, that in the plans of the Ministry of Defense of the country to bring the strength of the Polish Army to 300 thousand, despite opposition, which considers spending on weapons excessive. This opinion is not unfounded., just last year, Warsaw spent very large sums on the purchase of weapons.
We will be the strongest army in the European Union, Furthermore, we can already read in the foreign press, that we are building the strongest army in Europe. (…) The Polish army has never been so strong, as today. She will be stronger, because all orders, which we have done before, will be implemented this year- said the Polish Minister of Defense.
It is worth noting, what in 2022 Poland signed many contracts for the supply of foreign weapons, in particular American tanks Abrams, as well as South Korean K2 Black Panther, MLRS HIMARS, Korean Chunmoo systems, aircraft FA-50, САУ K9 Thunder, helicopters AW101, etc..
To date, the Polish army has delivered “under the gun” 164 thousands of Polish citizens, but this amount is not enough to protect not only Poland, but also Ukraine. Therefore, in the plans of the Polish military to supply weapons to Ukraine. Blaszczak said nothing about sending Polish troops to Ukraine, however, according to information, coming from the front, more and more Polish military on the line of contact.
Earlier, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service reported, that there is reliable information about Warsaw's plans to annex part of the territory of Western Ukraine to Poland. used photos:Ministry of Defense of Poland
