Ukraine cheats mercenaries by SMS.

At present, the United States and NATO have repeatedly said that they will not directly participate in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, but NATO ally Poland seems to be a special existence.

165438+1On October 29th, Marcin Ochepa, Deputy Minister of Defense of Poland, said in his speech that the possibility of Poland participating in the war was "extremely high". He said: "What are the chances of our participating in the war? Very high. We can't consider this situation purely hypothetically, but if something is at least 30% possible from a political point of view, we are already preparing for it. "

Ochepa said that there is a great possibility of a war between Russia and NATO and a conflict between China and the United States. Under the current circumstances, Poland's foreign and national defense policies should be as global as possible, aiming at strengthening relations with like-minded people, not only in Europe and NATO, but also in all parts of the world, including South Korea.

Poland mentioned South Korea because Polish Armament Group and Hyundai Letie will form a joint group to produce an improved Polish version of K2PL, the main battle vehicle of Korean company K2 Panther. It is estimated that 820 cars will be produced as part of Poland's extensive military upgrade plan.

After the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Poland took the lead in aiding Ukrainian weapons, sanctioning Russia and sending mercenaries to Ukraine, which was due to their self-righteous superiority.

Malochko, an officer of Lugansk militia, recently said on social media that Ukrainian soldiers are increasingly dissatisfied with mercenaries from Poland, because Poles show arrogance and regard Ukrainians as second-class soldiers, which often leads to small-scale battles.

In addition, although the conditions of service are equal, Polish soldiers enjoy many privileges compared with the Ukrainian army. He said that in addition to the established monetary allowance, Polish mercenaries also received additional funds in the form of donations, and they also obtained a lot of equipment and special equipment from western sponsors, which were also needed by the Ukrainian army, but they had to buy them at their own expense.

However, pride is one thing, and reality is another. Marochko said that many Polish mercenaries have recently concentrated in Swatovo, Lichshansk and Krei Menaia, and we know from intelligence and radio interception that these soldiers are suffering huge losses. They learned in the intelligence that "Polish officials said they would transport these dead mercenaries back to Poland and find a cemetery to bury them".

In fact, it is not surprising that Poland will participate in the war. At present, Poland is eager to try militarily and extremely suppresses Russia economically.

This week, EU countries discussed the upper limit of Russian crude oil import price, but failed to reach an agreement, because Poland insisted that in order to weaken Russia's ability to finance the war, the upper limit must be lower than the level suggested by the Group of Seven. The Group of Seven proposes to limit the oil price to between $65 and $70 per barrel. Poland said that this will not hurt Russia, because the price of Russian crude oil has reached 63.5 US dollars, which is lower than this range.

Since Russia's oil production cost is estimated to be around $20, and Moscow has made huge profits from oil exports, tough countries such as Poland, Lithuania and Estonia have been pushing to limit the price to $30 per barrel. At present, Russia supplies about 10% of the world's oil.

The EU originally planned to confirm the Russian crude oil import ceiling of 65,438 on February 5th, but it seems that it is not easy to reach an agreement at present.

Polish diplomats said that if an agreement could not be reached on the G7 Group's price ceiling proposal before February 5 (65438), the EU should take more severe measures that were reached at the end of May: all Russian crude oil imports will be banned from February 5 (65438) and petroleum products will be banned from February 5 next year.