The National Interest thinks that "Russia Might Have Hard Time Conquering Poland In a War" - I agree

It's good to see that at least one publication takes a closer look at Poland and its military in the more and more likely hood of Russian aggression. I fully agree with their conclusions even though they are missing another strong point which I brought up in my previous post.

Polish Territorial Defense Forces (WOT) bring to the table the traditions of the WWII Home Army (Armia Krajowa or simply AK). What many in the West may miss is that to follow the footsteps of AK means is a huge commitment that falls on the shoulder of every soldier of WOT. Every Pole knows and loves the history of AK and its ferocity in the fight against the occupying forces, German and Russian. What that means is that anybody who joins WOT promises to himself and to fellow Poles to fight to the end. War with Poland would not be a repeat of conflicts with Georgia or Ukraine and Russians know that.

Please read: Russia Might Have Hard Time Conquering Poland In a War. Here's Why