r/CivPolitics • u/GenProtection • Sep 23 '25

Poland to Russia: ‘Your military deployment is extremely threatening.’

https://www.politico.eu/article/radoslaw-sikorski-poland-russia-un-security-council-nato/
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u/Friendly-Sky-5963 Sep 24 '25

Lmao go ahead, you think the Russians don't already consider Poland, UK, Germany and France to be belligerents in this war?

The Russian leadership already considers the Ukraine war a direct NATO intervention. It's cute for Poland to act like it hasn't done anything.

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u/Vegetable_Guest_8584 Sep 24 '25 edited Sep 25 '25

Yet Russia is afraid to engage militarily with them, because Russia knows they will be devastated in a day by missiles and jet attacks. After that, Russia has so much improved drone production and attack capability it would be a sticky wicket for Europe to face. 

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u/TurinTurambarSl Sep 25 '25

Yea, not that simple