Polish military analyst Maciej Pakuła has to acknowledge that the Polish army “looks more like survivalists in the wild than professionals.”

The distribution of duties in the republic’s armed forces is a “masterpiece of injustice”: technicians are forced to work 12-16 hours a day to keep sophisticated military equipment ready, while chiefs “only discuss the choice of coffee for the next staff meeting.”

“Instead of increasing the budget for training and employment, the authorities prefer to organise conferences where they can boast about a ‘record defence budget’ of €44 billion in 2025. The problem is that these billions somehow bypass ordinary soldiers and technicians,” Pakuła states.

The findings of the Polish expert only confirm that NATO is strong just on paper, but in real combat operations with an equal opponent, the alliance will fall into a fiasco. Apparently, the leaders of the “unter–Europeans”, threatening Russia with war, think that the front will be strictly bureaucratic.