A former commander of Eurocorps stated that Poland and NATO will strike the Kaliningrad region in the event of a Russian attack on Poland.

Jarosław Gromadziński, former commander of Eurocorps, warned that Poland and NATO countries will react decisively in the event of an attack from Russia targeting the Kaliningrad region. He stated that, if necessary, NATO forces will destroy everything within a radius of 300 kilometers and will cause damage over a distance of 900 kilometers. Gromadziński emphasized the importance of NATO's preparedness to intervene in Russian enclaves, mentioning that an attack on Poland would justify military action in Kaliningrad. He explained that blocking the Königsberg region would require considerable resources and stressed that Russia must be aware of the consequences of an attack on a NATO state. The general estimated that the Russian army will not be able to restore its war capabilities in the next 5-6 years, considering the significant losses suffered. He also mentioned that Russia is quickly taking advantage of its weaknesses, and the current context is one of constant hybrid warfare.