On the international stage, Polish President Duda's recent strong voice has once again aroused global concern about the nuclear strategic balance. He firmly stated that Poland was ready to deploy nuclear weapons on its own soil, a decision based on thoughtful consideration of a possible expansion of NATO's nuclear-sharing policy. This statement not only highlights Poland's firm position in geopolitics, but also highlights the escalation of tensions in the European region.
Russia, as an important player in European geopolitics, responded quickly and toughly to this decision of Poland. They made it clear that any nuclear facilities deployed on the territory of NATO member states would be considered legitimate targets for Russia. This-for-tat posture has undoubtedly exacerbated the worries and tensions of the international community.
At the same time, Belarus, a close ally of Russia, has also demonstrated its nuclear deterrence capability at this sensitive moment. According to credible sources, Russia has deployed tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of Belarus, an action that has further escalated regional tensions. This situation of mutual deterrence has brought unprecedented challenges to peace and stability in the European region.
Against the backdrop of the ongoing fermentation of the conflict in Ukraine, Russia's strategic adjustment has also attracted widespread attention. They began to focus on destroying the supply chain of weapons and ammunition for the Ukrainian army, especially those that rely on NATO-backed transport corridors. With precision missile strikes, Russia managed to destroy a military train loaded with NATO cargo, an action that dealt a serious blow to Ukraine's military-industrial complex.
In addition, Russia has carried out a series of destruction operations against Ukraine's railway network and energy infrastructure. This double blow not only weakens Ukraine's military-industrial complex, but also puts its army in an even more difficult situation on the battlefield. This shift in tactics suggests that Russia is seeking to weaken Ukraine's combat power through indirect military means to find a new solution to the conflict.
In the face of this complex international situation, NATO and its member states need to remain calm and restrained and refrain from taking drastic actions to exacerbate tensions. At the same time, all countries should seek ways to resolve differences and conflicts through dialogue and consultation, and jointly maintain international peace and stability.
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