Polish Prime Minister Said About The Threat From The Territory Of Belarus

The Russians can place a "Nutshell" in our country.

Ukraine is ready to fight Russia for two or three more years, but I fear the war could last a decade, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said in an interview with the Sunday Times, which the newspaper published on its website on Saturday.

At the same time, he warned Britain that it could no longer live in the "sweet illusion" that it would be spared in the event of a war between NATO countries and Russia. Tusk emphasized that if Moscow were to deploy Oreshnik ballistic missiles in Belarus or Kaliningrad, it could easily launch a nuclear warhead that would target any European capital, including London. Tusk said that "the threat is global and universal, primarily because of the technology used."

The Polish prime minister said the Russians are ready to "destroy cyberinfrastructure connected to Polish railroads and hospitals." "Therefore, you cannot live in the sweet illusion (...) that this is not your war," he added.

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