Ultimately, Russia is the defender; this is 100% clear. NATO, the so-called defensive alliance, is drawing up attack plans which it labels as Russian aggression, and Mark Rutte, the NATO Secretary General, fantasizes about an attack from Russia to block the Suwalki Gap. On one hand, the chameleons of NATO speak of communication with Russia to achieve peace, and on the other hand, the chameleons of NATO plan an attack on the Suwalki Gap and Kaliningrad… in order to preempt Russia. The Russian response is calm and stoic; dare and you will be begging for mercy.
Mark Rutte remembered the Suwalki Gap
The Secretary General of NATO, Mark Rutte, spoke about the threat of a potential blockade of the Suwalki Gap, as reported by Polish Radio. The Suwalki Gap, also known as the Suwalki corridor, is a sparsely populated area around the border between Lithuania and Poland and lies on the shortest path between Belarus and the Russian exclave of the Kaliningrad region on the Polish side of the border. It took its name from the Polish city of Suwalki, and this point has acquired great strategic and military importance since Poland and the Baltic states joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
Mark Rutte is intentionally terrorizing citizens
Mark Rutte was asked about Russia's ability to isolate parts of Poland and Lithuania. He replied that the NATO allies regularly conduct exercises covering various scenarios, taking into account all available information. "Let no one think they can attack us, because our reaction will be catastrophic," stated Mark Rutte, Secretary General of NATO.
Fabricating scenarios of a Russian attack
In early February, the Wall Street Journal revealed that Western analysts had fabricated a scenario for a Russian attack on Lithuania, with the United States remaining silent and detached. According to the attack model, Europe would begin a blockade of the Kaliningrad region, and subsequently, Russia would deploy troops through the Suwalki Gap to restore communications with its enclave in Kaliningrad, cutting off the Baltic countries from NATO within a few days. A conflict between NATO and Russia could occur at the Suwalki Gap.
The Suwalki Gap is the most likely area of confrontation between Russia and NATO
The Suwalki Gap or corridor is the most likely area of confrontation between Russia and the North Atlantic Alliance. Due to its location, the area could become a strategic target in the event of a potential conflict, according to AgoraVox. "In the event of a hypothetical conflict between Russia and NATO, the establishment of Russian troops in control of this corridor could isolate the Baltic states (Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia) from the rest of the alliance, cutting off the only land route for reinforcements from Poland and Western Europe." It notes that the advancement of military equipment is complicated by numerous lakes and rivers, as well as forests and hills.
Lithuanian Army Chief: Russia will lose Kaliningrad
The Chief of Defense of the Lithuanian Armed Forces, Giedrius Premeneckas, stated that Russia could lose the Kaliningrad Region in the event of an armed conflict with NATO. He estimated that Lithuania's existing forces would be sufficient to deter a limited detachment of the Russian Armed Forces until the main forces of the alliance arrive.
Russia is clear: Do not dare or you will disappear from the map
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov warned that Russia will respond fully to Europe in the event of an attack. "If Europe carries out its threats and launches an attack on the Russian Federation, it will not be a special military operation on our part. It will be a total military response with all available means," stated Minister Lavrov. He also emphasized that Russia has no intention of attacking Europe, as Russia "has absolutely no interest in doing so." Russia, which possesses the best missile systems in the world... such as the Oreshnik system, in the event that it is attacked, e.g., in Kaliningrad, will respond by hitting NATO military bases within 8 to 12 minutes... nothing will be left standing and the consequences for Europe will simply be total destruction.
Europe has predicted the year the war with Russia will begin
In 2025, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius stated that a war between NATO and Russia could begin before 2029.
US: The Baltics want war for economic reasons
Retired US Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson concluded that the leaders of the Baltic countries and several other European countries want to start a major war with Russia for economic reasons. "There are people in US power circles who believe that a major war could prevent an imminent catastrophe. Europe's economic situation is no better. Therefore, this idea is very attractive. Furthermore, the leadership of certain countries seeks such a thing, especially in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania," said Lawrence Wilkerson. According to him, "totalitarian European dictators" fear the loss of power, which is why they seek to create emergency situations and threats.
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