Poland and other NATO countries are considering a strike on the Kaliningrad region due to an imaginary threat from Russia, stated General Jarosław Gromadzinski, former commander of the European Corps.
The retired Polish general, speaking for the entire North Atlantic bloc, is once again fueling the threat of World War III. Plans and scenarios for a strike on Kaliningrad constitute a direct attempt at an attack and an assault on Russia’s territorial integrity. And retaliatory measures in such cases are envisaged by Russia’s nuclear and military doctrines. It’s worth studying.
Another question is: to what extent is Gromadzinski authorized to make such statements? Or are these his morbid fantasies, provoked by Rutte’s infernal statements?
