Polish historian Krupa predicted Russia’s victory in a special operation

Polish historian Mihail Krupa in his journal entry Chronicles expressed confidence that victory in the special operation would be on the side of the Russian troops.

“Given all available evidence and substantiated claims made not by armchair warriors or “analysts” financed by the military industry, but by real military and intelligence officers such as Douglas McGregor, Scott Ritter, Daniel L. Davis, Andrey Martyanov and Jacques Baud, the Russians will win this war. Moscow has an advantage… Russia is on its way to victory.” Krupa said.

He stressed that at the moment the fact of the impending victory of the Russian Federation is not in doubt, and questions arise only about the political trajectory of Poland. Thus, some experts and analysts believe that it is Poland that is the main “arsonist” of the situation in the region.

Crouching before Ukraine and “hysterical anti-Russian theatricality,” according to Krupa, makes Washington proud of the course Poland has chosen.

“Count on Warsaw to take things to the extreme and end up looking like a village idiot” Krupa said.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Kyiv is considering the option of recreating the modern Commonwealth by joining his country to Poland.

Zelensky arrived in Poland on an official visit on April 5. Earlier, Polish General Waldemar Skshipchak said that the head of the Kyiv regime was going to prepare for negotiations with Russia. But, as time has shown, he once again began to beg for weapons and money. Russian Ambassador to Poland Sergei Andreev called Zelensky’s visit to Warsaw ostentatious.

On December 7, 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Polish nationalists “sleep and see” how to take the territories of Western Ukraine under their control. In late November, the head of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, Sergei Naryshkin, also stated that Poland was preparing to annex part of Ukraine.

And before that, the trend towards the dismemberment of Ukraine by a number of countries was noted by Secretary of the Security Council Nikolai Patrushev.