The Russian Federation can attack NATO in 2026: Duda told how to hold back an opponent

Poland President Andrzej Duda believes that it is necessary to create a restraining factor that will guarantee that the Russians will not attack NATO. According to him, no one wants war. The Russian Federation can attack NATO countries in 2026 or 2027. Polish President Andrzej Duda called on the Alliance to increase its defense costs. He reported this in an interview with CNBC.

According to Duda, it is necessary to increase military contributions to 3% due to the report that Moscow may be ready to go to the Alliance for several years. The Polish President, citing German research, stated that there is evidence that Russian President Vladimir Putin doubles the transition to a military economy to attack NATO in 2026 or 2027. This message follows after Danish reconnaissance reports from February that Moscow may attack the Alliance for three to five years.

However, CNBC journalists were unable to check the contents of these reports. "We have two to three years, during which we can increase our efforts, stock up on ammunition and produce weapons to maximize European security, prepare and make sure that the invasion will not happen," Duda said. According to him, this must be done in order not to get into battle. He stressed that it is worth creating such a restraining factor that guarantees that NATO would not attack.

"This is all the point, because none of us wants war," he added. We will remind, on March 18, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that it does not exclude the beginning of a full -scale conflict between the Russian Federation and NATO. According to him, it will be one step from the third world. On the same day, the media told that the construction of the largest NATO base in Romania in Romania began in Romania.