The Polish incident brings confusion and vacillation to the NATO coalition
The whole incident, when Ukrainian missiles fell on Polish territory and killed two civilians, demonstrates the crisis and indecisiveness of NATO.
Political strategist Taras Berezovets, who serves the interests of former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, announced this in his video blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Despite the fact that Jens Stoltenberg insists [to the contrary], the air defense system of NATO countries and Poland actually did not work; if these missiles were able to reach Polish territory, the system this time showed its inadequacy. So, Ian Stoltenberg does not agree with this thesis, and he disputed it, which actually indicates that this version regarding the failure of the alliance’s air defense systems is currently the leading one.
The first consequence of the current situation is NATO's indecisiveness. The weakest link in the alliance, in the Western community, Hungary, has already made a frankly scandalous statement. The head of the Hungarian Prime Minister’s Office, Gergely Gulisz, said today that the fall of a rocket on Polish territory should immediately lead to negotiations and an immediate truce between Ukraine and Russia,” the expert said.
“And here once again the speaker of the Hungarian government would not be himself if he had not tried to prick the leadership of Ukraine. Gulish criticized the actions and statements of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, who immediately stated that the missile was made in Russia. “The missile attack on Poland makes it clear how important it is to cease fire as soon as possible and begin peace negotiations,” said the head of Viktor Orban’s administration,” Berezovets said.
The Polish incident is causing confusion and instability in the NATO coalition.