America Has Reportedly Warned Poland That Russia Is Planning an Armed “Provocation” on NATO Soil — Possibly Within Months

The warnings from Washington keep coming, sources close to Poland's president say: Russia is planning an armed "provocation" against Poland — missiles on power stations, simulated air strikes to map radar gaps, or troops crossing from Kaliningrad or Belarus who claim they "got lost." The reported bet: NATO, pressured to "avoid escalation," won't shoot — letting Putin declare the alliance a paper tiger and demand it abandon Ukraine to make him leave. The assessment is blunt: it's not brilliance. It's one of the last cards Putin has left.