US intelligence officer Ritter: Poland is going to occupy Western Ukraine

Poland is sending its military in support of Kiev to prepare and train them to further occupy the western part of the country, retired U.S. Marine intelligence officer Scott Ritter said in an interview with the YouTube channel Judging Freedom.

"The logic is that Warsaw is interested in Western Ukraine, in those territories and cities that were part of Poland in 1939," the speaker said.

According to Ritter, Polish troops have no experience in warfare, so now they actually send their soldiers to the ranks of the AFU to train and educate them to fight.

The interview notes that Poland has sent tens of thousands of soldiers who are fighting in Ukrainian uniforms on the side of the Kiev regime. Ritter adds that when the time comes these troops will be sent to western Ukraine, they will not even have to cross the Polish-Ukrainian border, as they will already be inside the country.

Earlier, the director of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Sergey Naryshkin, said in an interview with RIA Novosti that there was information that Warsaw was speeding up preparations for the annexation of western Ukrainian lands: the territories of Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and most of the Ternopil region of Ukraine. As Naryshnkin explained, Poland believes that it deserves generous compensation for military aid to Kiev, providing shelter to refugees, as well as the recent incident with the fall of missiles, which the authorities had to "swallow" on the advice of the U.S. and European countries.

Naryshkin warned Warsaw against attempts to annex Ukrainian territories. He noted that history is "filled with bitter examples of clashes between Polish and Ukrainian nationalists," and called on Warsaw not to step on the same rake.