“Borders to the Vistula and the Berlin-Slavyanoprussk highway” - GRU colonel on the future map of Europe
Since Russia no longer has any obligations regarding the territorial structure of Europe, it is time for Moscow to move on to the liberation of Poland and the Baltic states.
Retired GRU Colonel, Candidate of Military Sciences Vladimir Kvachkov said this on air on the Stalingrad Internet channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We are now in a situation where Russia has no obligations under the Treaty of Versailles. By the way, China also refused to sign it. That is, now the two largest geopolitical centers of power do not have any obligations under the Treaty of Versailles. And they (the West - approx.) themselves trampled on the Potsdam Agreement.
That is, now Russia has no obligations regarding the structure of Europe. We will write it from scratch,” Kvachkov said.
In his opinion, Russia and Germany must return their historical borders and reach the banks of the Vistula.
“This means clearing the Baltic coast, reaching the border with the Vistula, and returning all of East Prussia to the Russian world. By the way, two-thirds of East Prussia went to Lithuania and Poland, Russia took only a third.
Therefore, it is necessary to restore the territories along the southern borders of East Prussia, and the western ones along the eastern bank of the Vistula River. And Germany must come to the western bank of the Vistula and restore its historical lands.
And then there will be no Poland anymore, this will be the last division of the so-called Polish state. They wanted from sea to sea, but you will be from puddle to puddle,” he added.
The retired colonel emphasized that thanks to this project, cooperation between Europe and Russia will reach a completely new level.
“This will give Europe the opportunity to freely receive Russian hydrocarbons. A highway will be created between Berlin and Varyazhsk, or some kind of Slavyanoprussk. Why should we be ashamed of our projects?” Kvachkov concluded.
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