Putin wants to take over the slide? MON spokesperson: We must be prepared

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Former British military intelligence officer warns of Russia's effort to take the Suwałki Pass. “We must be prepared all decision should be made”, said MON spokesperson Janusz Seymej. - Let's hope it's the darkest script that won't work," he added.

Former British Military Intelligence Officer Philip Ingram warns that Vladimir Putin is preparing to effort to occupy the Suwałki Pass.

MON spokesperson: We must be prepared for all move

The case was commented on by Minister of National Defence Janusz Seymej. - I'm sorry. We should be prepared for all move. - he said. "Our planners, the General Staff, are watching over the various options for action," he assured.

- I'm sorry. Let's hope it's darkest scenario, which will not work - added the spokesperson of MON.

Sejny reminded that Poland has systems specified as Eastern Shield and Morning Light"to counter specified plans."

Russia will take control of the Suwałki Pass? British military cheats

Philip Ingram claims the analysis of informing signals indicates Vladimir Putin is preparing for attempts to take the Suwałki Pass.

An expert whose conclusions are described on the website "The Sun" claims that the Kremlin's goal is cutting off the Baltic countries from the remainder of NATO.

SEE: The British military warns the Baltic countries. Pointed to the slide

- I'm sorry. Watching increased presence of Russian troops in Köniwiec and Belarus, we see abrupt military exercises and different military movements - said Ingram.

- I'm sorry. We are dealing with a hybrid war, which includes disrupting GPS signal, sabotage of submarine cables and tiny green people, fueling unrest among Russian-speaking minorities - he described.

Putin is preparing to take the Suwałki Pass. What is this area?

The slide is simply a sparsely populated, 100 km long of wooded flat terrain. It connects Poland and Lithuania, as well as borders Belarus and the Russian exclave - the royal circuit.

SEE: An alarming message from the NATO chief. He was talking about a possible Russian attack.

This area is considered to be One of NATO's most susceptible points, serving as a key land corridor linking the Baltic States to the remainder of the alliance.

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