Russia's Attack On Poland Did NOT Go As Planned

Key points

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  Russia made a massive gamble hoping to create a strategic benefit for themselves, but instead that completely backfired.

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  Russia incursions were designed to provoke NATO countries into demanding less support for Ukraine due to fear of national security.

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  Russia previously built fake military bases on NATO borders to successfully remove equipment from the battlefield in Ukraine without having to destroy it.

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  The conversation about a no-fly zone shows that Europe is calling Putin's bluff and showing their reaction will not be what he wanted.

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  Many European countries now have new leaders who have made steps to help Ukraine that they were not making earlier on in the war.

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  European red lines have been crossed, including giving Ukraine permission to strike targets within Russia with long-range missiles.

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  Russia's drone incursions give NATO countries a legitimate reason to tell the public that the risks of a no-fly zone are actually worth it.

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  A partial no-fly zone would free up Ukrainian air defense systems to protect smaller towns where they currently lack protection.

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  Russia cannot respond to NATO defending Ukrainian airspace because it is impossible for Russia to argue that shooting down targets over Ukrainian airspace was an actual threat to Russia itself.

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  Russia currently has only about 7,000 troops in Belarus, which is not enough to actually attack a NATO country.

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  Russia is trying to guide the public consciousness towards fear by claiming they have 150,000 soldiers in Belarus when the facts on the ground do not match that fear.

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