After the Russia-Ukraine war started, today has entered the 6th day, and the war is currently in a stalemate. On the one hand, the two sides are fiercely competing around Ukraine capital Kiev . Russia hopes to capture Kiev as soon as possible in order to achieve its political goals and end the war. This is the most efficient; on the other hand, the two sides are fighting while fighting. Negotiations have begun in the border areas between Belarus and Ukraine, but judging from the current battlefield situation, the negotiations cannot be completed overnight. From the fact that Ukraine, which is at a disadvantage on the battlefield, has stated that it "will not give in half a meter," we can predict how difficult this negotiation will be. . It is conceivable that the outcome of the negotiations will definitely depend on the outcome on the battlefield. Against this background, NATO has increased its military assistance to Ukraine.
What is particularly noteworthy is that the three NATO countries recently provided 70 fighter jets to Ukraine, and Poland alone provided 28 MiG-29 to Ukraine, and also recommended that Ukrainian pilots take off from bases in that country. , to perform combat missions against Russia. After seeing Poland's insistence on being an enemy of Russia, people can't help but secretly worry, is this trying to subjugate the country again?
According to a report by " Reference News " on March 1, the three NATO countries recently provided 70 fighter jets to Ukraine. Among them, Bulgaria provides 16 MiG-29 and 14 Su-25 fighter jets, Poland provides 28 MiG-29 fighter jets, and Slovakia provides 12 MiG-29 fighter jets. As a member of NATO, Poland also suggested that if necessary, these fighters could be stationed at Polish airports, and Ukrainian pilots could depart from there to perform combat missions.
Let’s not mention Bulgaria and Slovakia for the time being. To put it bluntly, Poland’s military assistance action is very likely to “get burned” because the opponent it targets is Russia. In history, Poland experienced three subjugations. Twice it was related to Russia (Soviet Union).
Poland fell for the first time in 1795, when Russia, Prussia and Austria divided Poland. The second time it fell was in 1815, when Napoleon established the Principality of Warsaw in Poland, which was later divided between Prussia and Austria. Of course, these two subjugations were in relatively early times, and people may not have a deep impression of them, but for people today, whether through movies or novels, everyone should be familiar with the history of and World War II , and Poland's third subjugation occurred during World War II. In 1939, after Germany quickly occupied western Poland, the Soviet Union sent troops to occupy the east, and Poland was divided between the Soviet Union and Germany. This time, Russia (the Soviet Union) was involved.
From Poland’s three experiences of national subjugation, people found that it was not that its national strength was not good, and on the contrary, it was at the time when Poland’s national strength was at its peak, but this country had a bad “problem”. "Ser", and even "pointed fingers" at other big countries. The final result was that although the attempt was quick, it was dealt with every time.
Look at Poland today. After breaking away from the Warsaw Pact and joining NATO and the European Union, with the strong assistance from Western countries, Poland not only began to develop rapidly economically and has become a developed country, but also actively invited the United States to station troops and even hoped to After the United States withdrew its nuclear weapons from Germany, it was able to deploy them to Poland. In this way, with money, food, security and security, Poland once again reached the peak of its national power, but it immediately fell into its "old habits" and began to "suffer" again. Moreover, because of the relationship between World War II and energy, Poland particularly hated Russia and wanted to provoke Russia whenever it had the opportunity.
This time, not only did it provide 28 fighter planes to Ukraine, but it also allowed Ukraine to take off from its own base to carry out strike missions. Isn't this an open "challenge" with Russia? Even the United States has not made such a big move, so why should Poland take such a step? Just imagine, if the Russian army is attacked by the Ukrainian Air Force, and after verification it is found that the fighter jets were provided by Poland and the take-off base is also in Poland. With Russia's violent temper, will he let Poland go? Even though the mainland is still some distance away from Poland, the Russian "enclave" Kaliningrad is in northern Poland, and in the east is Belarus, which is now "nationally integrated" with Russia, and in the south there are Russian troops attacking Ukraine. If it really Surrounded by Russia on three sides, Poland may be on the verge of "subjugation" again. Fortunately, Russia is not yet able to deal with him, but this account must have been recorded by Moscow.
