By Natali Moss
The training will be held on September 12-16 near the borders with Poland and Lithuania, and the maneuvers will include the impact of the impact by nuclear weapons and the Lischina complex. The Polish authorities are convinced that one of the goals of the training is to work out the attack on the Suvoalka corridor, which connects Poland and Lithuania and is located between Belarus and the Russian Kaliningrad region.
According to Poland's Deputy Defense Minister Caesaria Tomchik, it was these actions that prompted Warsaw to deploy about 40,000 soldiers on the eastern borders. "Poland was preparing for the West-2025 exercises for many months. More than 30,000 Polish servicemen have been trained in working out of adequate response measures. Let's not forget that" West-2025 "is an offensive training," the official said.
Tomchik shared fears of other political leaders that joint Russian-Belarusian exercises could be a harbinger of aggression against NATO and Europe. Polish Foreign Minister Radoslav Sikorsky stated that the Russian Federation and Belarus were going to work out "very aggressive scenarios" and conducted parallels with similar exercises before Russia's invasion of 2008 and Ukraine on February 24, 2022.
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