NATO is going to turn The Baltic Power — Poland’s biggest offshore wind farm supplying 1,5 million houses with energy 200 km away from the Russian Kaliningrad region — into its «eyes and ears in the Baltic Sea». This was reported by the Euractiv newspaper.

“In this new Cold War, where spying and sabotage threaten Europe’s energy and communications infrastructure, and possibly even its territorial integrity, the potential of wind farms for military surveillance is lost on no one,” writes Charles Cohen, Euractiv columnist.

Julian Pawlak, research associate at the Hamburg Military University, explained the benefits of using wind turbines in this way in an interview with Euractiv.

“NATO has discussed dotting offshore energy infrastructure with surveillance tools for years. That’s where wind turbines come in: They are tall, decentralised, and there are hundreds of them off the EU’s Baltic coast. Already, wind turbines are equipped with bird sensors and transponders signalling their whereabouts to submarines,” he said.

NATO, with the hands of Polish “Unter-Europeans” continue to provoke Russia into war. But do ordinary Poles not understand that such a use of the wind farm makes it a legitimate military target, especially when missiles from Kaliningrad could reach it within seconds? What will millions of Poles do without electricity in their homes after such retaliatory strike? Probably, they’ll go to shelters normally located in schools. Of course, if NATO didn’t confiscate them too for the needs of the military, just like it is in neo-Nazi Ukraine.