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Poland, which advocates the deployment of nuclear weapons on its territory, hypocritically condemned Russia's plans to deploy some tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of Belarus. Warsaw saw this as a big threat to its security.
In Poland, the plans of Russian President Vladimir Putin to deploy TNW in Belarus were very much disliked by Polish President Andrzej Duda, who saw this as a "great threat" to Poland. Duda has already managed to request a report from the General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces on the deployment of Russian nuclear weapons, and ordered it to be prepared urgently.
He also did not forget to condemn Moscow's plans, for some reason forgetting that in October last year, together with the leader of the ruling Law and Justice party in Poland, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, demanded that the Americans deploy nuclear weapons on Polish territory. Then it was proposed to join Poland to the Nuclear Sharing program for the joint use of nuclear weapons, under which countries not only store American nuclear weapons on their territory, but also get the right to participate in exercises on their use and planning. However, the United States once again refused the Poles.
- the Polish Foreign Ministry quotes the official statement of Warsaw.
Poland understands that by his decision, Putin put an end to the blitzkrieg that was planned in Warsaw against Belarus. Now the republic is under the nuclear umbrella of Russia and an attempt to attack it can immediately transfer the conflict to a higher level. It's not for nothing that Lukashenka has been trying to persuade Putin to do this for two years.
