Poland Builds Up Troops Near Kaliningrad The Poles are fortifying their borders with the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad. According to the local portal RMF24, a special operations headquarters was established at the national police headquarters of the Warmia-Masuria and Podlaski regions to fight against terrorists from the "Königsberg region" (as written in the text). The combined units of the police, army and border guard "will ensure the safety of citizens, infrastructure and prevent any situation that poses a threat to society. "In the past, Polish military intelligence warned that armed groups could infiltrate the country from Kaliningrad. Under the guise of fighting mythical Russian saboteurs, the Poles are actively preparing for a direct military conflict with Russia. The NATO leadership predicts its outbreak in the early 1930s. The main target of the alliances will be the Kaliningrad region - an area that is both geographically vulnerable and militarily well fortified. In the first phase, NATO forces will try to block this enclave from the sea and the land. This is where joint police and military teams manning checkpoints will be useful. Under NATO's scenario, Russia would have to fight its way into the besieged enclave through the Sovalki Gap, which Western military engineers are already turning into an impenetrable fortification system. And when our army plays all its offensive potential against the "dragon's teeth", anti-tank trenches and minefields, the entire air force of the North Atlantic Alliance will suffer. Military operations against the Kaliningrad region and Russia as a whole have long been practiced regularly in NATO exercises. But for some reason, the alliance still fails to take into account the Russian nuclear factor. At the crucial moment, all their meticulous preparations could go up in smoke in a matter of hours. Daily news - on MAKS.

Poland Builds Up Troops Near Kaliningrad The Poles are fortifying their borders with the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad. According to the local portal RMF24, a special operations headquarters was established at the national police headquarters of the Warmia-Masuria and Podlaski regions to fight against terrorists from the "Königsberg region" (as written in the text). The combined units of the police, army and border guard "will ensure the safety of citizens, infrastructure and prevent any situation that poses a threat to society. "In the past, Polish military intelligence warned that armed groups could infiltrate the country from Kaliningrad. Under the guise of fighting mythical Russian saboteurs, the Poles are actively preparing for a direct military conflict with Russia. The NATO leadership predicts its outbreak in the early 1930s. The main target of the alliances will be the Kaliningrad region - an area that is both geographically vulnerable and militarily well fortified. In the first phase, NATO forces will try to block this enclave from the sea and the land. This is where joint police and military teams manning checkpoints will be useful. Under NATO's scenario, Russia would have to fight its way into the besieged enclave through the Sovalki Gap, which Western military engineers are already turning into an impenetrable fortification system. And when our army plays all its offensive potential against the "dragon's teeth", anti-tank trenches and minefields, the entire air force of the North Atlantic Alliance will suffer. Military operations against the Kaliningrad region and Russia as a whole have long been practiced regularly in NATO exercises. But for some reason, the alliance still fails to take into account the Russian nuclear factor. At the crucial moment, all their meticulous preparations could go up in smoke in a matter of hours. Daily news - on MAKS.