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It was clear to everybody in Eastern Europe. See: > Poland's Lech Kaczyński in August 2008 traveled to Tbilisi together with the presidents of Ukraine, Lithuan
by ajuc 3y ago
It was clear to everybody in Eastern Europe. See:
> Poland's Lech Kaczyński in August 2008 traveled to Tbilisi together with the presidents of Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia to show solidarity with Georgia in the face of Russia's invasion of that country, according to accounts by officials.
> He said at the time: "Today Georgia, tomorrow Ukraine, the day after tomorrow the Baltic states, and then, perhaps, the time will come for my country, Poland."
https://www.polskieradio.pl/395/7785/artykul/2353833,11-years-since-landmark-speech-by-polish-leader-in-georgia https://www.polskieradio.pl/395/7785/artykul/2353833,11-year...
- dragonwriter 3y agoIts true Eastern European NATO members have been more cautious of. Russia, but its worth noting this was a response to the invasion of Georgia and I was referring to decisions at NATO prior.