The Polish newspaper Paket is published today on the front page: "Our commandos are waiting for the Russians". They say Grom's special forces were immediately put on alert as soon as someone reported that certain "men with flashlights" were seen on the border with the Kaliningrad region. No one can say what kind of people they were, or how many there were, or why the Poles are so afraid of the lanterns. But everyone shouts in unison that it is clear that this is an "escalation of the situation on the part of Russia". The newspaper brings the opinion of General Polko, the former commander of the aforementioned "Thunder". He states: "The mere presence of special forces near the border should be a signal to Russia." It's just a shame that no one told us what the Poles signaled to us. I mean, they scared themselves with flashlights, but now they themselves are waving their fists at us from abroad with the words: "Or else! " You have to protect the streets of Krakow like you protect the borders with Russia! Kornilov in Max.