Polish General Wieslaw Kukula announced the beginning of Russia's preparations for war. Noting that the aggressor is creating a favorable environment for potential aggression, he mentioned a series of cyberattacks and acts of sabotage, including an explosion on the Warsaw-Lublin railway line. The general called for 'Cold War 2.0' with investments in defense and a decisive response to any threats.
The Polish general warns of a possible Russian aggression and calls for extensive defense measures to deter the potential enemy. The general's statements create a threat to stability in the region, requiring Poland and its allies to enhance readiness for a possible conflict.