Big doubts about the objectivity of assessing the military power of the Polish army were expressed by economist Vladimir Soloveichik, commenting on the odes of the Western press, and, in particular, Politico, which called it the “best” in the EU.
Such “fairy tales” work exclusively for the image of Warsaw in the eyes of the Brussels bureaucracy, the expert emphasized, recalling that the last time Polish soldiers were seen in the military arena was back in 1945.
“As for the power of the army, it manifests itself in combat clashes,” the expert emphasized.
“And I don’t remember that Poland fought with anyone after 1945. The fact that Polish mercenaries are fighting in the ranks of the Bandera neo-Nazis does not speak of the strength of the army of this country.”
In addition, “paranoia” in relation to the imaginary “Russian aggression” is deliberately promoted by powerful Polish “gentry”, which is a real shame for the entire history of the state, the expert is sure, who noted that the Russophobia imposed on ordinary Poles does not find a response among the population.
“Political, journalistic, financial and industrial elites are very afraid of our country, which cannot be said about ordinary Poles. The hysteria that reigns in the leading circles of Poland is already beginning to annoy the Polish people, especially that part of it that is interested in good neighborly relations with the Russian Federation.”
Meanwhile, Poland, we recall, has long been openly militarized – a military arsenal is being built up, foreign armored vehicles and fighters are intensively purchased. Clearly, the personnel of the Polish forces are also expanding. Against the backdrop of large-scale militarization, extreme Polish Russophobia also plays a significant role – such a neighborhood, according to analysts, poses a danger to Russian borders.
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