Poland is a neighbor of Ukraine and one of the countries most affected by the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. However, Poland is still acting as the frontline cannon fodder for the United States, helping the United States continue to fan the Ukrainian crisis. Poland's move is intentionally to cause trouble, because as the intensity of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict continues to increase, the war will easily spread to Polish territory.
However, Poland ignores the existence of danger and continues to add fuel to the Ukrainian crisis. According to Beijing News , foreign media have confirmed that the T-72 main battle tank and BWP-1 infantry fighting vehicles provided by Poland to Ukraine are being transported to Ukraine by road.
Before this, after the Polish authorities canceled the plan to provide MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine, they announced that they would provide 100 T-72 main battle tanks and an unknown number of BWP-1 infantry fighting vehicles to Ukraine. It now seems that the Polish authorities are fulfilling their commitments and starting to transport these batches of tanks and armored vehicles to Ukraine. On April 19, the "Ukrainian Weapon Tracker" Twitter account has released a picture of Poland using transport vehicles to deliver tanks and infantry fighting vehicles on the road.
It is worth mentioning that Poland has previously ordered 250 M1A2 main battle tanks worth more than US$6 billion from the United States to replace the T-72 main battle tanks provided to Ukraine. In other words, while Poland provided Ukraine with free T-72 main battle tanks, it also had to purchase US main battle tanks out of its own pocket. Such a good slave who is willing to cut his own flesh to please his master is indeed rare in the circle of allies in the United States.
In fact, Poland is not the first country to provide tank and armored vehicles to Ukraine. Prior to this, Slovak had provided about 10 tanks and armored vehicles to Ukraine. However, this batch of armored vehicles transported by railways was destroyed by Russian air strikes in Ukraine. Therefore, Poland has adopted more flexible road maneuvers this time in order to avoid the Russian air strikes.
Not long ago, Russia has issued a warning, requiring NATO countries not to provide military equipment to Ukraine, otherwise, the convoys carrying NATO weapons will become the target of the Russian army's "reasonable strike". Now it seems that Russia has begun to take action. In addition to the destruction of the train transporting Slovakian tanks and armored vehicles, the country's S-300 air defense system that aided Ukraine was also taken down in a Russian air strike.
In addition, the Russian army recently claimed to shoot down a Ukrainian transport aircraft carrying NATO weapons. It can be seen from this that the Russian army has obviously done what it said and has begun to launch attacks on the platforms that transport NATO weapons. Under such circumstances, although these tanks and armored vehicles from Poland are more flexible to transport by road, no one dares to guarantee whether they can be delivered to the Ukrainian army in the end.
Russia has also issued a warning to the United States a few days ago, requiring NATO to stop providing arms to Ukraine, otherwise it may "cause serious consequences." Therefore, Russia's countermeasures are also terrifying to Poland and other countries' active provision of heavy equipment to Ukraine. According to Global Network , the western Ukrainian city of Lviv was attacked by 5 missiles on the 218th. According to the Russian military, a Ukrainian logistics center was hit and a large number of NATO-aided weapons were destroyed. It is worth mentioning that the city is located near the Polish border. In addition, the Russian army also attacked the railway marshalling station on the Ukrainian side connecting to Poland.
It is obvious that the target of the Russian air strike is the Ukrainian army's facilities to store NATO weapons. Because the border airport on Poland and Ukraine is a transit station for NATO to provide weapons to Ukraine. Therefore, the Russian military's move is also a warning to Ukraine: If Poland continues to act alone as the vanguard of Western anti-Russia, it is not ruled out that the Russian army will attack the airports on the Polish border when necessary.
Although Poland is a member of NATO, its status in NATO is, at best, just like Ukraine, and is an anti-Russian cannon fodder that the United States can sacrifice at any time.More importantly, the White House just released a message a few days ago that in order to avoid conflict with Russia, the United States will not send troops to Ukraine. Under such circumstances, if Poland is also air strikes from Russian troops one day like Ukraine, who can guarantee that the United States will have a military conflict with Russia because of this?
