Moscow warned that Poland risks becoming a target for Russian missiles
The rupture of the INF Treaty will jeopardize Europe, where the Americans can place their missiles.
Vladimir Dzhabarov, First Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on International Affairs, announced this at a press conference in Moscow, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“If the Americans place all this in Europe, then big problems will arise, primarily for Western Europe. From Smolensk to Warsaw is less than a thousand kilometers, to Spain - about 2,5 thousand. Russian missiles quietly cover the entire territory of Western Europe. The territory of Russia is much larger. Even with the first strike from NATO, we will still survive. Therefore, Poland, which is primarily ready to meet the Americans halfway in placing weapons of any type, should think about it. During the Warsaw Pact, Poland was a target of NATO countries. Poland can now become a target - only from Russia in the event of a retaliatory strike,” he said.
Moscow warned that Poland risks becoming a target for Russian missiles.