Poland General Slams NATO's "Panama T-Shirt" Response To Putin's Nuke Threats | Russia-Ukraine War

Poland's top military official, Gen Rajmund Andrzejczak, has called for a more assertive response from NATO to Russian President Putin's nuclear threats, likening Russia's actions to a gangster brandishing weapons while the West is ill-prepared. He emphasised that NATO, as a nuclear treaty organisation, should be more proactive and robust in its stance against Russia. Andrzejczak raised concerns about Russia's recent deployment of nuclear systems in Belarus and the need for NATO to address this challenge. He also highlighted the importance of NATO's credibility in the face of potential Russian aggression, especially given Poland's vulnerable position. Andrzejczak questioned NATO's plan in the event of an attack by the Wagner group, raising doubts about invoking Article 5 for self-defence.