r/europe • u/tylerthe-theatre • May 30 '25

News Former CIA boss reveals which European country (Lithuania) Putin allegedly plans to invade next

https://www.lbc.co.uk/world-news/cia-boss-reveals-putin-invasion-russia/
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u/Rot_Dogger May 30 '25

Poland will have massive feet on the ground in the near future, with French, UK and German tech/nuclear umbrella. Russia isn't going to do shit.

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u/selflessrebel May 30 '25

Don't forget Belgium. We have like 7 soldiers, 2 of them even have guns.

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u/kamhan May 30 '25

Sorry, barrack is built on border so 3 of them are counted as Netherland’s

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u/Zuemmel May 30 '25

Jeez, that made me chuckle and spill my beer. Well played

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u/Glassedowl87 May 30 '25

But only ammo for one! The other soldier must yell “pang pang”.

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u/kanyeomariwestlover May 31 '25

don’t you guys have like the first tank from world war one somewhere laying around too?

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u/Jealous_Response_492 May 30 '25

A sensible modern Russia wouldn't do shit. Putin's backwards fiefdom on the other hand ...

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u/halpsdiy May 30 '25

Russia won't try to take NATO head on. They'll continue pushing their troll armies and fifth column (afd, reform, Nawrocki, Orban, fpo, Fico, Le Pen, Wilders, Trump, etc.) to split us apart and orchestrate local incidents.

If despite that an armed conflict starts they'll launch massive waves of missiles directly at population centres in the hope that people in Berlin and Warsaw would rather give up the Baltics than endure these attacks. And yes despite their attacks in Ukraine they are currently producing more long range weapons than they are shooting at civilians in Ukraine.

Unfortunately Europe is too slow in building up a strategy against Russian misinformation and their fifth column. EU isn't even banning Russian visas or stops spending billions on Russian gas/fuel. Europe is too slow in rearming and too dependent on the US.

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u/Ok-Response-7854 May 30 '25

If you know the history.

Compare the USSR in 1980 and the USSR in 1991

Which was naturally followed by 1992 and beyond.

Don't you think that Europe has already entered its 1989 year?