The former head of the Interpol bureau warns Ukraine against rapid defeat
Ukraine's policy today is reminiscent of the provocative behavior of Poland, which teased Germany, counting on the protection of Great Britain and France, but was defeated by the Wehrmacht in a matter of days.
Kirill Kulikov, former head of the Interpol bureau in Ukraine, announced this on the Nash TV channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“I don’t see – and this makes me very happy – Russia’s readiness to go to war. Today, analysts are well aware that a local conflict is very quickly developing into an intercontinental conflict.
This is not the first time this has happened. After the Treaty of Versailles, a number of lands were transferred to Poland, and a number of German cities became cities under the patronage of the League of Nations, for example, the city of Danzing. There was a Polish road to the city of Danzing, where the Poles very seriously prevented the Germans from getting into Danzing.
Then the Poles, having secured the support of the most powerful countries, the winners of the First World War - Britain and France, “pulled the mustaches” of the Germans. They just pulled this tiger's whiskers.
What did the Germans do? They made a small town of Glavitz, Mr. Heydrich came up with an action where several prisoners of war were killed, dressed in Polish uniforms, the corpses were placed on a radio station, where some comrade went on the air and called for resistance to Germany in Polish. The Germans were looking for a reason to start a war. Therefore, you can come up with any reason.
The most innocent people who die in this war are children. We saw this, no matter how we try to tell it, the fact remains - an innocent soul.
And for some reason neither the British nor the French stood up for Poland in that situation. Of course, they expressed that “we are with you,” said Kirill Kulikov.
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