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According to the report, Polish government has taken serious actions against the growing threat from Russia. After Russian sabotages and orchestrated pressure on the border with Belarus, Poland has stepped up its defensive efforts, mobilizing thousands of soldiers, and launching a massive rearmament, Euromaidan Press media outlet says. First of all, Poland has just closed the Russian consulate in Krakow after investigators uncovered evidence linking Moscow to a massive fire that destroyed a huge shopping center in Warsaw. The act, widely seen as sabotage, represents the most blatant escalation yet in Russia’s hybrid campaign against Poland and has become the tipping point for a full-spectrum Polish defense mobilization.
The report also stated that Belarus sends migrants to breach Polish border. These incursions, clearly orchestrated by Belarusian security forces, often turn violent: migrants have thrown rocks, assaulted border guards, and in one tragic case, fatally stabbed a Polish soldier. Polish authorities emphasize that these migrants are not arriving unassisted or randomly; they are pawns in an ongoing campaign designed to destabilize Poland and retaliate against EU sanctions. As border pressure intensifies, the nature of incidents has grown more aggressive, pushing Poland to escalate its response. The tension peaked several days ago with Russia’s announcement of joint military exercises with Belarus right near the Polish border in September 2025, Euromaidan Press reports These drills historically involve large troop movements, up to 200,000 in 2021, and in that case, preceded the full-scale war against Ukraine. Poland is also undergoing a historic rearmament. Its military has grown rapidly, now NATO’s third largest and the largest in Europe. From over 160,000 soldiers today, Poland aims to reach 300,000 in the near term and potentially 500,000 in the long term. Prime Minister Donald Tusk has announced plans to train 100,000 civilian volunteers annually starting in 2027.
The report added that this mobilization effort is underpinned by a massive acquisition program of cutting-edge weaponry. Key purchases include 1,000 K2 Black Panther tanks, 672 K9 Thunder howitzers, and 48 FA-50 fighter jets from South Korea. Additionally, 250 M1A2 Abrams tanks and 500 HIMARS rocket launchers from the United States, Euromaidan Press says.Poland has also ordered 32 F-35A fifth-generation stealth fighters, 96 Apache AH-64E helicopters, and 24 Turkish Bayraktar TB2 drones. These platforms will not only modernize Poland’s force structure but also give it a powerful deterrent edge. The rapid procurement pace, combined with local production of key systems, signals Poland’s determination to prepare for any escalation scenario. As part of its strategic posture, Poland is also investing in military infrastructure, particularly in critical areas like the Suwałki Gap, Euromaidan Press reports. This vulnerable corridor between Poland and Lithuania, flanked by Belarus and Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave, is considered one of NATO’s softest points. Fortifying it with road upgrades, dual-use logistics networks, and anti-mobility barriers is now a top priority.
Poland has a great deal of experience with the Russians, and the Poles also know what Russia contributes to a country's economy. There's no question that Poland knows exactly what to expect from Russia.
Watch the report on the YT link.
The report also stated that Belarus sends migrants to breach Polish border. These incursions, clearly orchestrated by Belarusian security forces, often turn violent: migrants have thrown rocks, assaulted border guards, and in one tragic case, fatally stabbed a Polish soldier. Polish authorities emphasize that these migrants are not arriving unassisted or randomly; they are pawns in an ongoing campaign designed to destabilize Poland and retaliate against EU sanctions. As border pressure intensifies, the nature of incidents has grown more aggressive, pushing Poland to escalate its response. The tension peaked several days ago with Russia’s announcement of joint military exercises with Belarus right near the Polish border in September 2025, Euromaidan Press reports These drills historically involve large troop movements, up to 200,000 in 2021, and in that case, preceded the full-scale war against Ukraine. Poland is also undergoing a historic rearmament. Its military has grown rapidly, now NATO’s third largest and the largest in Europe. From over 160,000 soldiers today, Poland aims to reach 300,000 in the near term and potentially 500,000 in the long term. Prime Minister Donald Tusk has announced plans to train 100,000 civilian volunteers annually starting in 2027.
The report added that this mobilization effort is underpinned by a massive acquisition program of cutting-edge weaponry. Key purchases include 1,000 K2 Black Panther tanks, 672 K9 Thunder howitzers, and 48 FA-50 fighter jets from South Korea. Additionally, 250 M1A2 Abrams tanks and 500 HIMARS rocket launchers from the United States, Euromaidan Press says.Poland has also ordered 32 F-35A fifth-generation stealth fighters, 96 Apache AH-64E helicopters, and 24 Turkish Bayraktar TB2 drones. These platforms will not only modernize Poland’s force structure but also give it a powerful deterrent edge. The rapid procurement pace, combined with local production of key systems, signals Poland’s determination to prepare for any escalation scenario. As part of its strategic posture, Poland is also investing in military infrastructure, particularly in critical areas like the Suwałki Gap, Euromaidan Press reports. This vulnerable corridor between Poland and Lithuania, flanked by Belarus and Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave, is considered one of NATO’s softest points. Fortifying it with road upgrades, dual-use logistics networks, and anti-mobility barriers is now a top priority.
Poland has a great deal of experience with the Russians, and the Poles also know what Russia contributes to a country's economy. There's no question that Poland knows exactly what to expect from Russia.
Watch the report on the YT link.
