Polish President Likens Vladimir Putin to Adolph Hitler, Warns of Dire Consequences if Country Attacked

Russia has received a stern warning regarding any future aggression towards Poland, with a clear message that it would face certain defeat.

Polish President Andrzej Duda stood up to Vladimir Putin, asserting readiness to utilize nuclear capabilities against any Russian military action.

Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski has echoed this sentiment, expressing little surprise at the possibility of a Russian attack on Poland, the Daily Star reported.

Contrary to historical patterns, Minister Sikorski asserts that Poland, backed by Western allies, holds a significant advantage over the Russian military.

He emphasized that while Russia has a history of aggression towards Poland spanning 500 years, the current geopolitical landscape favors the West.

Sikorski drew parallels between Putin and Adolf Hitler, likening Russia's actions in Ukraine to the Nazi invasion of Czechoslovakia.

Sikorski outlined the potential consequences of a Russian victory, warning of a scenario similar to Hitler's annexation of Czechoslovakian industries and resources.

Despite Putin dismissing rumors of invasion plans for Poland and Germany as "sheer nonsense," Sikorski asserted that German leaders acknowledge the potential for Russian aggression in the coming years.

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President Duda has maintained a stance of readiness to deploy nuclear weapons if NATO members deem it necessary, underscoring the seriousness of the situation.