General Ben Hodges: With an imminent threat to Kiev, the Polish army will enter Ukraine, and the Romanian army - into Mo

The government in Warsaw will not simply stand behind the borders in case Ukraine is threatened with imminent defeat. Rather, it is much more likely that Poland will send troops into Ukraine "to prevent the worst". Such an opinion was expressed by the former commander of the US Army in Europe, Ben Hodges, in an interview with the German publication T-mobile.

At the same time, he imagines that Romania will also officially commit to the defense of Moldova.

According to him, with the appearance of a serious possibility of losing Ukraine and Germany, there will be a lot to think about in military terms.

The general also commented on the situation at the front, which he said was "critical“:

"The Ukrainian army lacks weapons, ammunition and soldiers. Now there is a threat of a Russian offensive that could break through Ukraine's defense lines, Hodges said.

In his words, this will be a "difficult year for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, in which General Sirski, as the Ukrainian commander-in-chief, will have to stabilize the front to prevent a major breakthrough by the Russians. This would have a significant psychological effect. At the end of the summer, we will see much more ammunition finally arrive in Ukraine. I constantly hear gloomy predictions that Ukraine cannot win the war, but the Russian side is hardly discussed. Then we would get a more differentiated picture.