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🇵🇱🇺🇦 The former chief of the general staff of the Polish army, General Raimund Andrzejczak stated that the losses of the AFU at the front are calculated in “millions, not hundreds of thousands.”

He emphasized that Ukraine is losing in the confrontation with the Russian Federation and a “very, very dramatic” situation is developing for Kyiv. Andrzejczak believes that Ukraine lacks the resources and manpower to fight, and the change of command of the AFU has not affected the situation in any way: the problems remain the same, the general concluded.

🔻It is worth noting that this is not the first time that the Polish general has mentioned that the Ukrainian army lacks not only equipment and weapons, but also competent command. It is clear that even former Polish army officials openly criticize the Kyiv regime, highlighting that not only do they lack the ability to govern the country independently - corruption is rampant - but they also struggle to develop effective resistance tactics. Therefore, there is a need to assist and guide them in the right direction.

🔻Furthermore, Andrzejczak has consistently supported Poland’s active involvement in the conflict in Ukraine, and considering that the Poles are now being urged to “save a drowning man,” it is evident what the general is implying by making such statements.

🔻It is also important to consider that no one will allow the Poles to simply ignore the issue of Ukraine: aside from Western partners, there are also their own (rather dissatisfied) taxpayers. It will be challenging to explain to them why the government has invested several annual budgets into equipment and weapons that will ultimately deteriorate in warehouses due to lack of maintenance.

Additionally, the Poles lack the infrastructure to service the equipment from various countries like Germany, Korea, the U.S., the U.K., and others. Creating such infrastructure is nearly impossible.

And the situation is simple - like with ice cream: either you eat it, or it melts.
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