Any scenario: NATO warned Europe and Poland about the Russian attack in 2027-Tusk (video)

To spread: Poland Prime Minister Donald Tusk has translated NATO command of the Russian Federation's readiness to attack Europe. NATO intelligence, as well as British intelligence Mi6 and Pentagon, say that the Russians will be ready for attack in 2027. Tusk warned that there were threats to Polka. The Polish Government communicated the Commander -in -Chief of the United NATO Armed Forces in Europe Alexe Grinkevich, said Tusk on a video published on social network X.

The statement of the official appeared in the evening on July 25. Tusk stated that he met with Greenkevich and he confirmed the US intelligence data about the threat from the Russian Federation. In addition to the US, it also warns Mi6. The official reported that Poland listened to the warnings and approved the national security strategy at the last government meeting.

"[Greenkevich] confirmed the American expertise, and recently spoke about it in Europe that Russia will be ready for confrontation with Europe, and therefore, with us, already in 2027," Tusk said. The Polish Prime Minister in general described what plans to do the government in view of the possible attack of the Russian Federation in less than two years. According to him, they plan to improve the equipment of the army and prepare well for any development.

"Poland should be well prepared, the Polish army should be well equipped, and the situation in Poland should be stable so that we are ready for any scenario. There is no reason to scare each other, but we must be very vigilant and focused," the official summed up. Tusk also stressed that he was ready to make any decisions for the internal and external security of the state.

It should be noted that in June 2025 the Dutch Admiral Rob Bauer told in an interview with Welt Media about the Russian attack on Europe and what NATO's response can be. According to the military, the answer will depend on the nature of the attack. For example, if the Russians enter the Baltic countries, it may well get off their hands, Bauer suggested.

In the conversation, which took place shortly before the NATO summit in the Hague, Admiral noted that the Alliance lacks resources, and countries should allocate money to purchase everything necessary for defense. Meanwhile, in the spring, an analysis of the situation from the American research organization Rand, which at the request of the Pentagon, considered possible scenarios of the attack of the Russian Federation.