‘Will Attack St Petersburg Directly’: Nato Nation To Face Putin Wrath With Threat To Strike Russia?



‘Will Attack St Petersburg Directly’: Nato Nation To Face Putin Wrath With Threat To Strike Russia?

Poland has issued a stark warning, threatening to launch an immediate long-range strike on St. Petersburg if Russia attacks any NATO frontline state. Former Polish Chief of the General Staff, Rajmund Andrzejczak, announced the potential retaliation during a security conference in Lithuania. He emphasized that any Russian offensive against NATO territory would trigger an instant response targeting strategic sites, including St. Petersburg. Watch the video for details.

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44 comments
  1. This is exactly what the London based Globalist Cabal desires. They hate Poland almost as much as Russia and hope to kill two birds with one stone. With the help of their USA vassal they plan to entrap the clueless Catholic Poles in another no win, endless war. What the London Globalists did to India for 400 years is their pattern for Eastern Europe and Russia.

  2. Misleading title.
    Title gives impression nato has threatened direct action on russia but truth is poland had threatened direct action only if Putin attacks any nato nation.
    Both is very different.

  3. Интересно, когда уже европейцы поймут, что их хотят обманом загнать на войну с Россией? Или они действительно верят всему, что говорят в телевизоре?

  4. vielleicht muss einer der Nato länder dran glauben um zu sehen was mit solchen die laut bällen passiert .wie kann man sein land und seine iunge männer opfern für die usa .dann viel spass ihr armselligen !!eins ist klar die usa werden sich nicht in diesem krieg einmischen sie wissen auch warum .

  5. Poland thinks NATO can win against Russia and China. China will surely jump in the war. Can't the same for India since NATO has friendly relations with us. We will just non-aligned like the previous two WWs

  6. Europe is the stupid aggressor. Europe started the war with Russia.
    Perhaps it was justified, somehow? but the negociations were ingenuine … As I understand , NATO expanded 5 times before causing the overthrow of the democratically elected government of Ukraine, to put in a totalitarian regime in power to provoke Russia. Thr leaders of NATO deserve to be held accountable for all the deaths in Ukraine as a result of their criminally insane actions.
    They jeopardise this planet and are an example of the selfish madness within humanity. It is so unfortunate humanity has this homicifal/suicidal psychopathy within.

  7. War in Poland is unlikely to occur and is not being planned. When considering a scenario of full-scale war on Polish territory, we must look at it from the perspective of the global economy and modern civilizational realities. Such a conflict, in today's globalized world, would have catastrophic consequences, not only for Poland and the region but also for the entire world.

    1. Economic catastrophe in Europe and worldwide:

    Poland is now integrated into the global economy, serving as a key logistical, transit, and important trading partner within the European Union and, more broadly, on a global scale. An invasion, destruction of infrastructure, and regional destabilization would have immediate and serious economic repercussions.

    Disruption of supply chains:

    Poland, being a key transportation hub in Europe, would become a place where global supply chains are disrupted in the event of an invasion. This especially concerns the supply of energy, goods, industrial materials, and technology. The disruption of these chains would have an immediate impact on production across Europe and other continents.

    Energy market collapse:

    Poland plays a crucial role in supplying gas and oil to Europe. Attacks on energy infrastructure (pipelines, refineries, power plants) would lead to a sharp increase in energy prices worldwide. The destruction of pipelines, power plants, or transmission infrastructure would paralyze energy supplies not only to Poland but also to many neighboring countries, especially in Central Europe.

    Bankruptcy and economic collapse:

    War would mean the loss of billions in international investments in Poland, and the destruction of key industries (including technology, automotive, and food production) could trigger a wave of bankruptcies on a global scale. Major corporations with factories in Poland would lose markets, which could spark a global economic crisis.

    Impact on the EU:

    Poland is one of the main beneficiaries and participants in the European Union's single market. War on its territory could trigger a financial crisis in the Eurozone, weakening the economies of many countries, especially Germany and France, which are Poland's main trading partners. The entire EU could be pushed into recession.

    2. Humanitarian crisis and refugee wave:

    A full-scale war would trigger a massive wave of refugees from Poland. Contemporary humanitarian infrastructure, though better than in the mid-20th century, is not prepared to accommodate millions of people in a short period.

    Refugee wave:

    It is estimated that the war could force millions of Poles to flee, causing a major migration crisis in Europe. Refugees from Poland could arrive in neighboring countries, primarily Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, or Scandinavian countries, putting pressure on the social systems and immigration policies of these nations.

    Social and political destabilization in Europe:

    Such a humanitarian crisis would not only pose logistical problems but also political ones. Countries accepting refugees could experience internal turmoil, rising xenophobia, and social tensions, which would weaken European Union unity. Populist political forces, which might gain strength from such tensions, could seek to weaken international institutions.

    3. Destruction of digital and technological infrastructure:

    Modern civilization is built on advanced digital management systems. Poland, a leader in implementing digital solutions in public administration and the economy, would lose vast amounts of investment and technological advancements.

    Cyberattacks and IT infrastructure destruction:

    Armed conflict would also involve cyberattacks on state and economic management systems. The destruction of energy, banking, and communication networks could paralyze not only Poland but also impact European and global management systems. Attacks on internet and telecommunications infrastructure could affect global internet connections and international trade.

    Loss of investment in digitalization:

    Poland, as an emerging leader in digital technology, has attracted numerous investments in the IT sector. The destruction of digital and logistical infrastructure would result in long-term losses for international investors and companies operating in Poland, which could affect global technology markets.

    4. Destruction of the European security system

    An invasion of Poland would directly undermine the European security system, based on NATO and international cooperation. A war in Poland would not only be a tragedy for the country itself but also a trigger for a broader escalation of conflict, involving other European and global nations.

    NATO drawn into war:

    Poland, as a NATO member, could count on the alliance's support, which would lead to an open conflict with Russia. Such a war would mean global conflict escalation, the outcome of which would be difficult to predict, with the possibility of fighting spreading to other European countries.

    Risk of nuclear weapons use:

    Russia, in the face of military failures or as a deterrent to the West, might consider using nuclear weapons, which would spell a global catastrophe. Any nuclear attack, even a limited one, would have enormous consequences for the entire world, including ecological, political, and economic impacts.

    5. Global political destabilization:

    A war in Poland, especially on a large scale, would impact the entire global balance of power. Increased tensions in Central and Eastern Europe could ignite other conflicts worldwide while simultaneously weakening the West's ability to respond to other crises.

    Weakening of global institutions:

    The war would destabilize the UN, NATO, and other international institutions, which would be burdened with attempts to end the conflict. The number of regional conflicts would also increase, as the world would focus its attention on Europe.

    Summary:

    Sparking a war on Polish territory, as sometimes depicted in propaganda narratives, would be catastrophic not only for Poland itself but for the entire world. The global economy, functioning like interconnected vessels, would experience a deep recession. War would lead to enormous humanitarian, economic, and political losses, with destabilization on a global level affecting all countries.

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