Russia Could Strike Poland to Retaliate for Weapons Transit to Ukraine

What was said

"I think it's very possible they might hit. I've said this to you before, I think that we're reaching that point where there will be some retaliation here at some point. The Russians aren't going to tolerate it."

A defense analyst assesses that Russia may retaliate against Poland for allowing its territory to be used as a transit route for weapons and troops flowing into western Ukraine. While dismissing the likelihood of a full invasion, the analyst argues Russian leadership views Poland's role as direct facilitation of proxy warfare and may respond with cyberattacks or limited strikes. The assessment follows U.S. warnings to Poland about potential Russian attacks from Belarus or Kaliningrad.