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Story summary
- Poland's military leadership, led by General Wieslaw Kukula, says Russia is preparing for conflict with NATO, calling it a "pre-war situation" and citing the destruction of the Warsaw–Ukraine railway as sabotage.
- Estonia's Foreign Minister predicts Russia will bolster its military presence near NATO borders within two to three years.
- Any Russian assault on Poland would trigger NATO's Article 5 and could lead to a conflict, heightening tensions in Eastern Europe.
