Smoke can be seen coming from the Russian Embassy in the Polish Capital Warsaw

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Combining that with Lukashenko talking couple weeks ago about "Belarussian seaports on Russian Baltic", Russia not having land connection to Kaliningrad (a situation like Crimea), and Russia recently mentioning that "USSR gave Eastern Prussia to Poland" (reminds Putin's "Lenin created Ukraine") ... it suggests that we have possibly yet to see the bottom.

If Russia invades Poland, there can only be one of two outcomes:

A. NATO crushes Russia in a ground war

B. Russia launches nuclear weapons

There is no scenario in which Putin conquers any part of Poland. I can't imagine what he could gain from it.

you're thinking rationally. Rationally thinking Russia wouldn't have gone into Ukraine. I mean i agree with you, it is just not me who takes that decision.

To me the Belarussian seaports is the giveaway - it is hard to imagine that port near St.Petersburg, and for making it in the Kaliningrad region the land connection is needed, and that would exactly mean breaking of that "Suwalki gap" that the news have been talking in the recent days.

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