Polish Defense Minister Antoni Macierewicz. KACPER PEMPEL / REUTERS / REUTERS
Sputnik: Polish Defense Minister: One NATO Battalion Can Stop 'Russian Aggression'
Polish Defense Minister Antoni Macierewicz is convinced that one rotating battalion of NATO troops deployed on Polish territory would be sufficient to deter any Russian plans to invade the country, and to hold the Russians down long enough for long enough for reinforcements to arrive if it ever came to war.
Cited by the defense-related US newspaper Defense News, Macierewicz said that Warsaw would be requesting for a rotating battalion-plus sized force of NATO troops to be stationed in Poland at next month's upcoming NATO summit in Warsaw. The troops, the minister said, would be meant to deter any possible 'Russian aggression'.
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Update #1: One NATO Battalion Enough to 'Deter Russian Aggression,' Poland Says (Moscow Times)
Update #2: Polish Official: Battalion Enough to Deter Russia (Defense News).
WNU editor: He can't be serious .... can he?
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