According to reports and Russian experts who spoke to the site "Sky News Arabia" Poland is implementing a plan to take over Western Ukraine And divide the country as an attempt to repeat the historic pact with the West after the First World War.
Features of the Polish plan:
The Western and Polish media reported it in recent days Warsaw A recovery plan has been launched "its historical territory" from Ukraine.
According to one newspaper "zenic" Polish, in a recent report, Warsaw has started the implementation of the first phase of the plan which includes:
- Introducing a battalion of Poles to Ukraine as mercenaries.
- About 1,800 Polish volunteers are currently fighting in Ukraine.
- Warsaw will share part of the territory with its neighbors.
- Polish mercenaries are stationed along the entire front line.
- Polish fighters are present in almost all major units of the Ukrainian army.
Polish moves preceded the plan:
Russia accuses Poland of trying "Soft hug" The Ukrainian territories, after signing an agreement last August to facilitate the transit of grain shipments through joint border checkpoints between the two countries..
Poland sided with Ukraine and supplied it with $1.6 billion worth of weapons against the Russian onslaught, and also beefed up its logistical and security capabilities to boycott Russia.:
- Moscow demanded financial compensation for its WWII losses in 1939.
- Last September, it opened a channel that gives it access to the Baltic Sea without going through Russian territorial waters.
- Arms deals worth $13.7 billion were concluded with South Korea, including the purchase of 48 fighter jets.
- The opening of a gas pipeline with Slovakia to compensate for the lack of Russian supplies and increase energy security.
- Expand its military capabilities and increase its defense spending from 2% to 3% of GDP, starting in 2023..
- It has ordered 1,000 K2 tanks and 600 K9 howitzers this year, while it expects to start production of its own K2 tanks in 2026..
- Last June, he signed an agreement with Ukraine for the production of weapons and military equipment.
And according to Ukrainian opposition politician Ilya Kiva, in previous statements, he "Part of it will be included Ukrainian lands Soon in Poland"underlining it "Work has begun on establishing the defense line for Western Ukraine."
What is Russia’s proof of Poland’s plan?
Moscow said on Monday that Polish authorities and the European Union had announced:
- control of a company "Europol gas" subsidiary of Russia’s Gazprom, and placed it under its management, according to Polish Development Minister Waldemar Buda.
- European Union launches high-level training mission to train around 15,000 Ukrainian forces in Poland.
Last April, Russia’s Foreign Ministry revealed that Poland plans to expand into Ukraine, while Dmitry Medvedev, the former Russian president, released a map to divide Ukraine through a plan developed by Poland and two European countries..
As for Russian intelligence, it was revealed last June that Poland’s plan is:
- It was discussed with Washington and included consolidating Poland’s control over its historical possessions in Ukraine.
- The first phase begins with the entry of Polish forces into the western regions of Ukraine under the slogan of facing the Russian attack.
- Deployment of the so-called peacekeeping unit in Western Ukraine.
- Its forces’ combat missions are to control strategic facilities in western Ukraine by the Ukrainian National Guard.
And Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on October 10 that his regime had coordinated joint steps with the President of Poland. Andrej Duda Confronting Russia after the recent attacks on Kiev.
On November 9, a member of the administrative council of the Zaporizhia region, Vladimir Rogov, spoke about the deployment of soldiers of the Polish regular army and private Polish military companies to the line of hostilities in the Kharkiv and Donbass regions..
What do the experts say?
Dmitry Novikov, First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs, says: " Any Polish invasion of Ukraine would be against international law, even if it were declared a peacekeeping mission".
As for the Russian political analyst, Victor Shugali, confirmed that the new agreements between Warsaw and Kiev she "Soft hug" From Poland to the western lands of Ukraine.
Add to site "Sky News Arabia"That "Warsaw wants to control 5 Ukrainian regions and intends to greatly benefit from the conflict by increasing its military, political, economic and cultural influence in Western Ukraine.".
For his part, the Russian expert, Vladimir Igor, considered that Poland has historic ambitions in Ukraine "Sky News Arabia" it’s a:
- After the end of World War I, Poland occupied Western Ukraine and Western Belarus.
- Poles killed more than 3,000 civilians in Tetiyev town and thousands of soldiers were massacred Red Army prisoners in Polish camps.
- Poles captured Vilnius and the surrounding area, i.e. one third of the territory of the Republic of Lithuania, which the Soviet Union returned to Lithuania after the war.
- Poland considers the territory of Ukraine to be its colony and is even ready to take advantage of this "leftovers" of cake Ukrainian crisis.
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As reported by Russian experts who spoke to Sky News Arabia, Poland is implementing a control plan Western Ukraine And divide the country as an attempt to repeat the historic pact with the West after the First World War.
Features of the Polish plan:
The Western and Polish media reported it in recent days Warsaw He launched a plan to take back his “historic lands” from Ukraine.
According to the Polish newspaper “Zenik”, in a recent report, Warsaw has started to implement the first phase of the plan, which foresees:
- Introducing a battalion of Poles to Ukraine as mercenaries.
- About 1,800 Polish volunteers are currently fighting in Ukraine.
- Warsaw will share part of the territory with its neighbors.
- Polish mercenaries are stationed along the entire front line.
- Polish fighters are present in almost all major units of the Ukrainian army.
Polish moves preceded the plan:
Russia accuses Poland of trying to “softly annex” Ukrainian lands, after signing an agreement last August to facilitate the transit of grain shipments through joint border posts between the two countries..
Poland sided with Ukraine and supplied it with $1.6 billion worth of weapons against the Russian onslaught, and also beefed up its logistical and security capabilities to boycott Russia.:
- Moscow demanded financial compensation for its WWII losses in 1939.
- Last September, it opened a channel that gives it access to the Baltic Sea without going through Russian territorial waters.
- Arms deals worth $13.7 billion were concluded with South Korea, including the purchase of 48 fighter jets.
- The opening of a gas pipeline with Slovakia to compensate for the lack of Russian supplies and increase energy security.
- Expand its military capabilities and increase its defense spending from 2% to 3% of GDP, starting in 2023..
- It has ordered 1,000 K2 tanks and 600 K9 howitzers this year, while it expects to start production of its own K2 tanks in 2026..
- Last June, he signed an agreement with Ukraine for the production of weapons and military equipment.
And according to Ukrainian opposition politician Ilya Kiva, in previous statements, “part of the Ukrainian lands To the state of Poland soon”, underlining that “work has begun to establish a line of defense for western Ukraine”.
What is Russia’s proof of Poland’s plan?
Moscow said on Monday that Polish authorities and the European Union had announced:
- Controlling Europol Gas, a Russian-owned Gazprom subsidiary, and placing it under its management, according to Polish Development Minister Waldemar Boda..
- European Union launches high-level training mission to train around 15,000 Ukrainian forces in Poland.
Last April, Russia’s Foreign Ministry revealed that Poland plans to expand into Ukraine, while Dmitry Medvedev, the former Russian president, released a map to divide Ukraine through a plan developed by Poland and two European countries..
As for Russian intelligence, it was revealed last June that Poland’s plan is:
- It was discussed with Washington and included consolidating Poland’s control over its historical possessions in Ukraine.
- The first phase begins with the entry of Polish forces into the western regions of Ukraine under the slogan of facing the Russian attack.
- Deployment of the so-called peacekeeping unit in Western Ukraine.
- Its forces’ combat missions are to control strategic facilities in western Ukraine by the Ukrainian National Guard.
And Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on October 10 that his regime had coordinated joint steps with the President of Poland. Andrej Duda Confronting Russia after the recent attacks on Kiev.
On November 9, a member of the administrative council of the Zaporizhia region, Vladimir Rogov, spoke about the deployment of soldiers of the Polish regular army and private Polish military companies to the line of hostilities in the Kharkiv and Donbass regions..
What do the experts say?
“Any Polish invasion of Ukraine would be contrary to international law, even if it were declared a peacekeeping mission,” said Dmitry Novikov, first deputy chairman of the State Duma’s international affairs committee.“.
As for the Russian political analyst, Victor Shugali, confirmed that the new agreements between Warsaw and Kiev It is a “soft annexation” by Poland of the western lands of Ukraine.
And he added to “Sky News Arabia” that “Warsaw wants to control 5 Ukrainian regions, and also intends to benefit to a large extent from the conflict by increasing its military, political, economic and cultural influence in western Ukraine”.“.
For his part, the Russian expert, Vladimir Igor, considered that Poland has historic ambitions in Ukraine, adding to “Sky News Arabia” that it has:
- After the end of World War I, Poland occupied Western Ukraine and Western Belarus.
- Poles killed more than 3,000 civilians in Tetiyev town and thousands of soldiers were massacred Red Army prisoners in Polish camps.
- Poles captured Vilnius and the surrounding area, i.e. one third of the territory of the Republic of Lithuania, which the Soviet Union returned to Lithuania after the war.
- Poland considers the territory of Ukraine its colony, and is even ready to use the “leftovers” of a pie Ukrainian crisis.
