"Prepare for Fighting": As Roszmi intimidate the Russians by Poland and form an enemy image

Media in Russia interpret information on strengthening the defense capability in the Polish territory in a key for the Kremlin. On Friday, December 9, the Russian State Agency "RIA Novosti" published a news called "Media: Poles began to prepare for fighting with Russia. " So the Kremlin forms a stable image of the enemy from the neighboring country, talking about the "potential threat" from Poland.

In preparation of the propaganda text, journalists relied on an article in the US Department of Defense Stars and Stripes under the name "War in Ukraine pushes Poland to study civilians as a soldier for the Armed Forces, strong enough to challenge Russia. " The original American article states that the Polish National Defense Ministry has launched a project for civilian population "training with the army". Weekend races for thousands of Poles began in October and will last until January.

They are involved in clerks, accountants and other office workers. The reason for this program was Russia's military aggression against Ukraine and the concern of the Poles about the possible threat to them by the Russian Federation. During October-November, more than 3. 5 thousand people aged 18 to 65 were trained in military units.

"People seek to know how to react properly with the sound of anxious sirens, how to keep and charge a real gun, how to use a gas mask, as well as to develop basic survival skills," said Major Michal Tomchik, a representative of the country's Defense Country. In the news of the information agency, it is specified that "residents of Poland as an enemy perceive Russia itself.

" At the same time, journalists immediately write that Russian President Vladimir Putin declared "nationalist groups" in Poland, which allegedly "sleep and see the opportunity to pick up the western territories in Ukraine". In addition, the director of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Serhiy Narishkin states that Warsaw allegedly "forces for the annexation of Western Ukrainian lands", namely Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and part of Ternopil region.

After the State Titles, similar headings that Poland "prepares for war with Russia" was given by other media. Yes, Lenta. ru immediately writes that "94 percent of Poles consider Russia a serious threat and express their willingness to combat against it. " Such data are indeed provided in articles of Stars and Stripes, but they explain in detail that such sentiment is directly related to events in Ukraine.