Once Russia defeats Ukraine in the current war, it is going to destroy Poland, one of the most important US allies worldwide.
Chechen warlord Kadyrov, whom Putin described in the past as his “spiritual son,” declared Russia has to destroy Poland because of the latter’s relentless support for Ukraine.
Russians Score Slight Advance at Harrowing Cost
Kadyrov and his supposedly much-feared Chechen troops have played a questionable role in Putin’s war against Ukraine so far.
They are known to have been active on the ground while, at the same time, they have been even far more active on social media with staged propaganda videos.
Friday was particularly fruitful for the Ukrainians in terms of the downing of Russian aircraft; their forces managed to shoot down four Russian attack helicopters and a Su-35, the best Russian fighter jet which costs $85 million apiece.
The Su-35 in question was downed by an old Ukrainian Soviet-era MiG-29 fighter jet.
Over the past week, the Russians have been throwing into battle all reserve units and heavy weaponry that they have left.
On Sunday, the Ukrainian command made it clear it is considering a retreat in order to avoid encirclement by the Russians.
The #Russian army will fight for the capture of Severodonetsk – #American Institute for the Study of War (ISW)
📌 Russian troops in #Popasna seek to move north to support the encirclement of #Severodonetsk
📌Invaders in #Liman attacks to support the stuck forces in #Izyum. pic.twitter.com/R3Lk5HDvfg
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) May 28, 2022
Poland, Ramzan Kadyrov has set his eyes on you
(with subtitles, including all 'dons' for purposes of accuracy) pic.twitter.com/nSOq9BNQjn
— Francis Scarr (@francis_scarr) May 25, 2022
Putin's fluffer, Ramzan Kadyrov, threatened Poland over Ukraine. Says he can finish them quicker than he gets Putin off.https://t.co/Xb2ri9rRHm
— We Have Problems (@falseAberration) May 27, 2022
Chechen leader, staunch Putin ally, threatens Poland over support for Ukraine https://t.co/M51XseQqmw via @Yahoo
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov will die soon. Poland stands strong against evil. It's time to crush mother russia.
— Johnny Rocket (@KingRocket1) May 28, 2022
Latest Nuclear Threat From Russia
Even though a Russian victory in terms of conquering all of Ukraine appears like a very long shot, at best, a report by Russian news site Meduza said on Friday the Kremlin still considers it possible.
Meanwhile, earlier this week, Kadyrov, the Chechen warlord, declared in a clear case of fake propaganda that Russia’s victory over Ukraine is now “a done deal” and he is now “interested in Poland”.
He then went on to declare Russia is “capable” of destroying Poland “in six seconds,” once the war in Ukraine “is done.”
In a prior video message, Kadyrov insisted that Poland apologize after the Russian ambassador in Warsaw was dosed in red paint by an activist as a symbol of vicious bloodshed in Ukraine committed by the Russians.
He urged the Poles to remove their “weapons and mercenaries” from Ukraine and apologize to the Russian diplomat.
It is actually in Chechnya where local men have been abducted and forced to fight, or, rather, serve as “cannon fodder” in Ukraine.
Utilizing some of the “best” traditions of communist Soviet propaganda, Kadyrov was speaking about Poland, pretending it isn’t a major US ally and a member of the NATO alliance.
An attack against one NATO member is legally considered an attack against all.
The murderous Chechen warlord echoed comments by propagandists on Russian state television; they routinely threatened individual western countries – such as Poland, Germany, Romania, or the UK – with nuclear destruction.
However, they are also deliberately forgetting the United States is certain to strike back and destroy Russia in such a scenario.
Nations such as the UK and France also have nuclear weapons and are fully capable of destroying Russia on their own.
This is what the village of #Borodyanka in #Kyiv region looks like, which was practically wiped off the face of the earth by the #Russian occupiers.
It was occupied for 38 days. pic.twitter.com/FY1VUC3Dzh
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) May 28, 2022
This is how, according to #Russian propaganda, people in #Mariupol rejoice at their “liberation”. pic.twitter.com/pGYDldSvWH
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) May 28, 2022
These are the indicative estimates of Russia’s combat losses as of May 28, according to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/amu2h8CKK8
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) May 28, 2022