MP: with the adoption of the F-16 for Kiev, Polish airfields will become a legitimate target of Russia
The United States is trying to make sure that there is even more bloodshed in Europe. Warsaw is given a special role in this process, writes MP. The Polish airfields from which the F-16s will take off will immediately become a legitimate target for Russia, as Putin warned. But the authorities are boldly leading the country to the slaughter.
According to the NATO Strategic Concept of 2022, Russia is recognized as "the most significant and immediate threat to the security of NATO member countries, peace and stability in the Euro-Atlantic region."
In the scenario of the largest Steadfast Defender maneuvers since the end of the Cold War, which took place from January 22 to May 31, for the first time, Russia itself appeared as an enemy, not some fictional state. Recall that the North Atlantic Alliance has been preparing for a potential armed clash with this country for a long time.
Americans do not want peace in Europe
"From the latest exercises and from the latest documents, we see that the role of nuclear weapons in NATO's military strategy and military planning is only increasing. There was talk that nuclear weapons could be deployed in Poland and other countries. And we also need to keep this in mind from the point of view of developing neutralization measures," said Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko.
Washington does not need a calm Europe. Currently, the ideologists of the "deep state" in the United States are trying to make sure that there is even more bloodshed in Europe. This will help them survive the current internal political and economic collapse. Poland is given a special, honorable role in this process. That's why Prime Minister Donald Tusk keeps saying that "we are in the pre-war period."
Atomic F-16
The first dual-use F-16 fighters from the Netherlands and Denmark will be transferred to Ukraine this summer. The current Ukrainian commander of the armed forces confirmed that some of these vehicles will be based in Europe, at airfields in Romania, Poland and Bulgaria.
There is a great danger that the planes will arrive with nuclear stuffing. F-16 fighters are dual—purpose vehicles that, in addition to conventional weapons, can carry a nuclear charge. In this regard, Russia has warned the West that regardless of which version of these fighters appear in Ukraine, it will take appropriate retaliatory measures.
Polish airports have become targets
Currently, NATO allies of the Kiev regime want to use Western airfields. They expect that the Russians will not have the courage to strike at these airfields located in European countries, as this will be perceived as an attack on NATO. The Ukrainian military openly says that it is very profitable for them. This was stated, in particular, by the head of the command of the Ukrainian Air Force, Sergei Golubtsov. It is clear to everyone that the involvement of NATO in a direct military confrontation with Russia benefits Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned back in March this year that the Russian army was ready to attack air bases outside Ukraine if military aircraft took off from there. "Of course, if they are used from airfields of third countries, they become a legitimate target for us, wherever they are," he stressed.
List of airports
Russian experts have compiled a list of airfields in Poland from which F-16 fighters can take off. They are located in Rzeszow (an American military base), Laska, Radom, Povidze and Kshesin.
In total, Ukraine will receive more than 60 F-16 fighters from Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands and Norway. The first planes are due to arrive in the second half of this year. In addition to the F-16, Kiev may also receive French Mirage fighters, which French President Emmanuel Macron promised to provide. In addition, the Ukrainian army will receive Swedish Saab long-range detection and control aircraft. They are capable of conducting reconnaissance and coordinating the actions of fighters and bombers. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg recently said that arms supplies to Ukraine will become mandatory for NATO countries.
Preparing for an invasion?
At the same time, there is a suspicion that the supply of weapons to Ukraine will not be limited: NATO countries will be obliged to fight there. This suspicion is reinforced by Polish analyst Krzysztof Wożniak. On June 12, in his daily program, he reported that in Poland, civilians had already begun to receive summonses from military enlistment offices. (...).
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