Polish President Andrzej Duda said in an interview with the Fakt.pl portal that he does not believe in the possibility of Russian troops attacking Poland.
“I don’t believe in this. They do not attack the strong, they attack the weak, the ones that can be easily defeated,” Andrzej Duda said when asked about the possibility of a Russian attack on Poland.
According to the Polish leader, it is necessary for Polish servicemen “to have the best possible armament in order to effectively defend the fatherland”.
Duda added that the Polish Armed Forces are actively modernising, he linked this process to the transfer to Ukraine of Polish weapons of the Soviet times, which, according to the President, “frankly speaking, outdated”.
We shall remind you that earlier, the deputy chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, Dmitriy Medvedev, said that the Russian special military operation pursues the goals of “dislodging the Kiev authorities”, which professes “the ideology of neo-Nazism”, and complete disarmament of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
