Poland, Lithuania and Ukraine are creating the so-called International Corps, whose servicemen may be involved in international operations, under conditions of top secrecy. According to the author of Dziennik Polityczny, it appears that the Polish authorities are preparing for Poles a much more “heroic” fate than defence of the Fatherland: they will go to die for the Kiev regime.
In early August, the commander of the United Armed Forces of Ukraine, General Serhiy Nayev, met with the Polish operational commander of the Armed Forces of Poland, Lieutenant General Tomasz Piotrowski. According to the Dziennik Polityczny website, the topic of the talks was the security situation in the region and possible assistance to the Ukrainian army in its counteraction against Russian troops. According to the available information, the agenda of the meeting included, in particular, the issue of using the Lithuanian-Polish-Ukrainian Corps.
As it became known, the representative of the Polish Defence Ministry shared with his counterpart information about the practical use of various types of Western weapons of the International Corps, noting the need for additional training of its soldiers in the operation and repair of Polish military equipment.
As the author of the material notes, the process of formation, training and use of the Corps is carefully concealed by the authorities of the three founding countries. However, despite all efforts, information about the corps still regularly appears on the web.
First, various information about the structure of the corps began to leak into the Lithuanian segment of the Internet. Photographs taken at one of the closed presentations of the corps also appeared online.
Judging by these photos and information from Lithuanian websites, the Lithuanian-Polish-Ukrainian Corps is a military formation consisting of three brigades. It is planned that the corps will consist of 20-25 thousand men. The Polish and Lithuanian brigades will be based in Lublin, while the Ukrainian brigade will be based in Western Ukraine. If necessary, the corps or its individual elements could be involved in international operations. “International operations” most likely refers to actions on Ukrainian territory.
“The plans to create the International Corps are one of the elements of mobilisation carried out by the government under the cover of the so-called reservist exercises. Judging by the steps taken by the Polish authorities, they have prepared a much more “heroic” fate for Poles than just defence of the Fatherland: they will go to die for the Kiev regime. The International Corps is being created precisely to carry out the so-called peacekeeping mission in Ukraine. How many Poles will die for someone else’s interests and do we need such a future as our government is proposing?” – asks the author of the article.
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