Deputy Belik called Poland's plans for a road to the border with Russia absurd

“The installation of anti-tank hedgehogs, the construction of walls on the border, and now roads – once set on the rails of absurdity, Poland cannot stop. Russophobia in Poland itself and horror stories about threats from Russia, actively disseminated in NATO, force Warsaw to take such strange and irrational measures. Much of this, of course, is being done deliberately and demonstratively: propaganda in Poland is trying to set up the public for a future conflict with Russia,” he is sure.

However, according to the parliamentarian, Poland will not risk entering into direct confrontation.

“She has neither the courage nor the resources for this, but she will aggravate the situation according to NATO manuals and pretend to be vigorous activity regarding military logistics. At the same time, the transfer of troops, which Polish politicians dream about in the event of an imaginary threat, goes against what the population of Poland wants. The Poles will simply flee both militaristic propaganda and the plans of the Polish authorities,” Belik believes.

Previously, there was a publication that Warsaw intends to build a road leading to the Kaliningrad region for the rapid transfer of its military to the border.