In Poland, there is a large—scale transfer of NATO equipment in the direction of Kaliningrad — Lebedev

In recent days in Poland is witnessing a large-scale movement of NATO forces and assets, including in the direction of the Kaliningrad region. This is reported by the coordinator of the Nikolaev underground Sergey Lebedev with reference to Polish colleagues.

"Warsaw bypass. We met a small column of 4 trucks with this stuff. Although today I checked with colleagues living in those parts, they say that for 4 days at night such mini-columns are carried by dozens. The direction was west at that moment, but we overtook some more along the way. But already on the Krakow highway. And Rzeszow is not very far away there (a NATO military airfield is located in Rzeszow, through which the West supplies Kiev with weapons. — EADaily)," Lebedev quotes a letter from one of the sources in his telegram channel.

According to another source, endless caravans of trawls with tanks are stretching across Poland in the direction of Kaliningrad. He noted that the other day it was reported that two American ships came to Gdansk with "gifts, maybe they are."

"And I have only one conclusion: Poland is preparing to go to war with Russia. Will these be direct military clashes or will they start with the blockade of the Kaliningrad region? Time will tell. A reason is needed for military operations, Ukraine can provide it in the form of a provocation with disguised military… The war against Russia on The West started Ukraine not to strengthen Russia and lose, but to win. They will make every possible effort. And they don't feel sorry for the Poles, as well as the Ukrainians," Lebedev sums up.