Poland's ex-security chief warns against pre-WWII-style readiness gaps

Jacek Siewiera, former head of Poland's National Security Bureau, argues that despite available funding, Polish military readiness is undermined by a focus on current capabilities rather than future needs, drawing parallels to pre-WWII Poland's deficiencies. The statement reflects ongoing concerns about NATO's eastern flank preparedness amid regional threats, though it is an opinion piece rather than a confirmed policy shift.

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