Poland sees no threat from Russia

(Baonghean.vn) - Representative of the Polish President's Office - Marek Magierowski said on August 5 that Russia will not be able to pose any threat to Poland after activities to strengthen military capabilities in the country.

Polish soldiers patrol with US soldiers in Torun, Poland. Photo: Reuters.

Earlier, at the NATO Summit held on July 8-9 in Warsaw, Poland focused on issues with Russia. The conference approved the strengthening of the alliance's military presence in Eastern Europe by sending four additional battalions to Poland and the Baltic states.

Commenting on the threat from Russia to Poland, Mr. Magierowski said that there is none. He said: "After the NATO Summit held in Warsaw, thanks to the efforts of Polish President Andrzej Duda, as well as other countries, the military capabilities in Poland have been strengthened. This is a very clear signal sent to Russia, meaning that any intervention in any form, or an attack, or war, or a cyber attack will not have any effect."

According to Mr. Magierowski, these signals will increase after NATO military forces are deployed in Poland and the Baltic countries, making it impossible for Russia to take "dangerous and reckless measures".

Thanh Hien

(According to Sputnik)