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Warsaw can recreate Bartosz Bartczak, a columnist for Gazeta Polska Codziennie, believes in the former power of the Polish Empire. According to him, the republic is drawn into a global conflict and its geographical location will not allow it to stay away.
Nevertheless, according to the expert, Poland could benefit from this by using Russian spheres of influence. He pointed to a possible clash between the United States and Russia in Eastern Europe. As a result, Warsaw has a chance to push the Russian Federation out of its spheres of influence in Ukraine and Belarus & nbsp ;, which will allow Poland to create its own powerful empire.
Bartchak recalled that battles for large countries often provide new opportunities for small states. In this regard, he recalled how the Arabs took advantage of the conflict between Sasanian Iran and Byzantium in the 7th century. As a result, they conquered almost the entire Middle East themselves. They listened to Central Asia, North Africa and even the Iberian Peninsula.
And the confrontation between Germany and Great Britain in the first half of the 20th century enabled the United States to achieve the role of superpower. Now Bartczak sees a similar situation for Poland. According to him, the country is “on the right track to restore the First Rzeczpospolita in the form of ties and cooperation” that united its nations.
The “battle of the great powers” can help the Polish side in this. According to him, this conflict will begin with a confrontation between the United States and China. As a result, he is confident that Russia will lose its position as a strong state due to the opposition. Then, according to the expert, Warsaw could extend its power to Ukraine and Belarus.
Formerly an Israeli diplomat and political scientist, former head of the Nativ Special Service Yakov Kedmi, did not rule out strikes on NATO bases. ignoring the interests of the Russian Federation. According to him, the Russian leadership has directly expressed its concerns about the Alliance's military infrastructure to the east and is ready to take decisive military action if it does not receive security guarantees from it.