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He started saying that 6 month line in May/June, it’s now September and he’s still saying the same thing. There’s a couple bigger problems I have with his statements though. First is the scenarios he’s talking about have already happened. The scenario he’s discussing is not Russia overtly launching a direct attack on NATO, so much as a Russian missile or drone “accidentally” landing somewhere on NATO territory. Of which I say to him, what the hell do you call last September’a incident? I’m sure some of the drone incursions are the result of electronic warfare, but it’s fair to say some of them have probably been a provocation.Ok, this is starting to get seriously concerning: first it was “NATO has to be ready by 2030,” then it was “the next six months could be decisive for Ukraine and Europe’s security,” now it’s this, coupled with increased strikes near the Polish boarder. What’s everyone’s take on this? I feel like the timeline is getting really compressed, going from 2030>six months>no timeline at all, I’m worried one day soon we’re going to wake up to news that the war has spilled over, and then all hell breaks loose. Tired of living through historical events……
Second, he went out of his way to say the “attacks” could coincide with “political changes in certain European countries granting power” which brings me to an ONET, polish news, article that I read this morning. There’s a massive debate in Poland right now over the use of the Russia threat in advance of the polish elections next year. The current president of Poland has openly said he disagrees with Tusk’s framing of the intelligence reports, and behind closed doors it sounds like the two have clashed even more, and he has accused Tusk of trying to use it to his political gain.
The six months time line to me sounds like they’re concerned about what will happen to Ukraine this winter, which is a legitimately fair concern considering the state of their energy infrastructure. This is especially true when you consider the weight that Europe places on Ukraine’s contribution to its security. While the Russia accusations, are attempting to deter Russia from going further in its hybrid campaign.
