Lt. Gen. Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine's HUR, warns that Russia harbors ambitions of recreating a Soviet-like empire that could include Poland and other former Warsaw Pact nations. He emphasizes that while Russia has made some progress in its military objectives, they may not materialize quickly enough, leading to potential pauses in their strategy. Budanov identifies Poland as the next target and provides a grim outlook for Czech Republic, Hungary, and Bulgaria, stressing the necessity for awareness rather than fear among these nations.
The empire that the current leadership of the Russian Federation is leaning toward is modeled after the Soviet Union - but with the countries of the Warsaw Pact.
Next will be Poland - I'm telling you this directly. And there's no need to fear it; you just need to be aware.
For the countries of the former Warsaw Pact, that's the bare minimum if an empire is being formed, and then, who knows what might follow.
The Russian Federation understands that it is unrealistic to quickly achieve its strategic goal. That's not true. They are moving forward.
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