A key ally of Putin said he wants to invade Poland next, ignoring Russia's inability to capture Ukraine | Business Insider

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Russia has been struggling in Ukraine, but Kadyrov said the war would end this year.

A key ally of Putin said he wants to invade Poland next, ignoring Russia's inability to capture UkraineHead of the Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov attends a military parade in the Chechen capital Grozny in May 2022. Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov said"I personally have such an intention."For more stories, go toA key ally of Russia's President Vladimir Putin said he wants to invade Poland after Russia takes over Ukraine.

"What if, after the successful completion of the NMD, Russia begins to denazify and demilitarise the next country? After all, after Ukraine, Poland is on the map! I will not hide that I personally have such an intention," Kadyrov said on Telegram, according to a translation by the Daily Beast. It's not clear how Russia could go about this, given its ongoing struggles in Ukraine, where its military has been bogged down for almost a year in a grinding conflict.Poland is also a NATO and EU member, which means it would get more support from the West than Ukraine has.

 

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BISouthAfrica A classic wishful thinking and a hopeless paper tiger.Poland is a Nato and EU member,and so it is not gonna be easy launching a fussilade against them.He is a Kremlin-appointed leader of Chechnya,he does not have military might!

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