Poland: In the event of a war, we only have ammunition for 6 weeks

reports Mehr News Agency Polish national security says that in the event of a war, it will only have ammunition for two weeks of battle.

Lukovsky says Poland has increased weapons production with the aim of strengthening the army to create sufficient capacity to resist the possible Russian attack. The NATO member states more than 5 kilometers of border with Kaliningrad region.
Moscow has repeatedly rejected hostile intentions against NATO member states and emphasized that the reason for the Ukrainian war was the expansion of this US-led military coalition to Russian borders.
In response to the question of whether the Polish arrangement reserves are capable of resistance in the event of a war, there is such a potential for all kinds of ammunition in the event of the war, but in many areas and some ammunition, it does not apply to all types of ammunition.
“I believe that depending on how the conflict begins, given the current level of weapons reserves, we can continue defense operations for one or two weeks,” he said.

According to Lukovsky, when the ammunition provides for older weapons systems that have been stopped, the conditions will be extremely critical.

Lukovsky says Polish weapons reserves have declined because of weapons for Ukraine, but stressed that “this decline is very cautious and at this stage we are replacing reserves.”

He also added that as long as the Ukrainian War continues, “we (Poland) take time to rebuild our military forces and produce and replace our weapons reserves.”
Poland is among several NATO members who claim Russia is a threat to them. Warsaw has launched a project called “Eastern Shield” with a budget of € 1.5 billion in order to strengthen the eastern border of Poland, and officials say anti -mines play a key role.
Moscow has always rejected Western claims about Russia’s intention to attack NATO or EU countries, and Russian President Vladimir Putin has also described the claims as “meaningless”.