by Chris Black
There are already thousands of Polish troops in the Ukraine operating under NATO.
Probably, coming up with new plans to organize these units has to do with trying to move soldiers from other countries into the Ukraine.
No one believes they’re actually volunteers.
These are paid mercenaries, fighting on Uncle Sam’s dime.
1/2 Poland is already here. In Ukraine, a special unit is being created from citizens of Poland.
Today, at a meeting in Kyiv, the formation of the Polish Volunteer Legion was announced. The unit will not become part of the International Legion of Territorial Defense of Ukraine, pic.twitter.com/zYjg68jShw— Victor vicktop55 (@vicktop55) February 16, 2023
BREAKING:
Poland is the latest nation to form its own legion of volunteers fighting for Ukraine.
The legion will consist of a couple of dozen special forces soldiers.
The unit will be used for reconnaissance & sabotage missions.
A recruitment office will open in Poland.
🇵🇱🇺🇦 pic.twitter.com/vcrCrVgdXv
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) February 16, 2023
RT:
The Ukrainian Defense Ministry has approved the creation of a special forces unit composed entirely of volunteers from Poland, the Polish news outlet Onet claimed on Friday.
The decision was reportedly made in Kiev earlier this week.
The unit’s organizer, a Polish citizen who has fought in Ukraine since last February, met with representatives of the Defense Ministry on Wednesday, the outlet said. The unit will “probably” be named the Polish Volunteer Legion, and won’t be a “typical frontline unit” but an “elite” group charged with reconnaissance, sabotage and other special tasks.
Interesting that ISIS operatives are also fighting for the Ukraine.
But I guess they were big on democracy in Syria, so it’s probably a natural fit.
RT:
A Danish television channel has aired footage from the Associated Press (AP) showing what the news agency had referred to as a Ukrainian frontline commander wearing a patch of the terrorist group Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS).
The clip was part of a story broadcast on Tuesday by the Danish Broadcasting Corporation, a state-funded public service broadcaster, which was reporting on NATO efforts to boost weapons production to sustain the bloc’s support of Ukraine against Russia. Among other things, it showed Ukrainian troops, one of whom issued a plea to Western nations to supply fighter jets and missiles to his nation.
The Ukrainians were originally filmed a day earlier by AP at an undisclosed location in the Kiev-controlled part of the Donetsk People’s Republic. The commander of the unit, whose nom-de-guerre is ‘Kurt’, according to the agency, was the one whose uniform bore the terrorist symbol.
Ukrainian ‘commander’ shown with ISIS patch.
The AP has published images of a supposed unit leader who sports terrorist insignia.
ISIS is surely a group that the US does sponsor in Ukraine? pic.twitter.com/Y31t3dOOqW
— Make Peace Now; alternative news (@DoctorGerhard) February 15, 2023
As if Nazi insignias weren't enough, now, we see the black flag of ISIS on the uniforms of soldiers in Ukraine… pic.twitter.com/RhuLmEA6hR
— 𝐄𝐡𝐬𝐚𝐧 𝐒𝐚𝐟𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐞𝐣𝐚𝐝 | احسان 🇮🇷 (@Safarnejad_IR) February 15, 2023