Naryshkin threatened Poland and Baltic States: they will be first to suffer
Director of Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service Sergey Naryshkin said that Poland and the Baltic states, which he called "provocateurs," should realize that in the event of a possible NATO aggression against Russia and Belarus, they will be the first to be hit.
This was reported by Censor.NET with reference to the Russian media.
"They (the Poles and the Baltics - Ed.) should understand, but do not yet understand, that in the event of aggression by the North Atlantic Alliance against the Union State, damage will be done, of course, to the entire NATO bloc, but to a greater extent, the first to suffer will be the carriers of such ideas among the political circles of Poland and the Baltic countries," he stressed.
According to Naryshkin, Poland and the Baltic states "are highly aggressive, at least in words, always rattling their weapons, and Poland has gone so far as to announce its plans to install about 2 million anti-tank mines along the borders with Belarus and the Kaliningrad region of the Russian Federation and would very much like, counts on and hopes to get American nuclear weapons as well."
"This is sad. They cannot understand that it is the increase in military activity near the borders of Russia and Belarus that has become one of the factors, one of the reasons for the current large, acute and very dangerous crisis on the European continent," he added.
