General Roman Polko has criticized the Polish president for his comments on the SAFE program, urging politicians to refrain from bringing party disputes into national holidays that should unite Poles.

General Roman Polko warned that if aid to Ukraine is halted, Russia would be able to act freely over Polish territory, countering suggestions to stop support for Ukraine.

General Roman Polko stated that Russia is testing Poland and warned against succumbing to a narrative of fear. He also commented on Ukrainian politicians' increasing internal conflicts, diverting focus from state security.

General Roman Polko criticizes the Polish government's approach to communicating the Russian threat, calling their actions absurd and merely for show, warning that Poland is already losing the cognitive war with Russia.

General Roman Polko has warned that Poland must rebuild its navy from scratch and not waste the 10 years given by Ukraine. He emphasized that the success of acquiring submarines should only be announced once they are operational.

General Roman Polko, former commander of GROM, warns that the dispute between Poland and Ukraine will negatively impact drone cooperation and reconstruction talks, areas where Poland has heavily invested, urging both sides to maintain priorities and remember Russia as the real aggressor.

Poland has reportedly withheld promised MiG-29 fighter jets from Ukraine, with Deputy Defense Minister Cezary Tomczyk stating that Kyiv failed to fulfill an agreement regarding drone technology. Former GROM commander General Roman Polko commented on the situation, emphasizing that 'business is business.'

Poland has signed defense contracts worth PLN 120 billion, with former GROM commander General Roman Polko revealing that the urgency was driven by deadlines for the EU SAFE program.

General Roman Polko stated that the reduction of US troops is not the biggest threat, emphasizing that Poland often focuses more on internal disputes than building real international relations.

Sławomir Mentzen has criticized General Wiesław Kukuła, prompting General Roman Polko to respond by emphasizing the importance of a citizen's life and suggesting that any accusations should be presented substantively to the Minister of National Defense.

Government spokesman assures that Polish Patriots will not go to the Middle East

General Roman Polko stated that Russia is losing on the front but is strengthened by Trump, emphasizing that Ukraine's resistance saved Poland from a full-scale war and its resources would have been used against Poland.

General Roman Polko has criticized Poland's Government Centre for Security (RCB), stating that people in threatened areas should receive specific messages and suggesting residents download Ukrainian warning apps due to their more developed system.

General Roman Polko strongly criticized those opposing the presence of German soldiers on the Polish border, calling such opposition absurd and emphasizing the need for German cooperation.

Poland's Minister of Digital Affairs and General Roman Polko have criticized Education Minister Przemysław Czarnek's statements, warning that his narrative could lead to conflict with Russia and benefit the Kremlin.

General Roman Polko has criticized the government's communication, urging ministers to provide concrete information rather than instilling fear. He emphasized the need for clear and specific messages from officials.

Polish Generals Roman Polko and Leon Komornicki have criticized Donald Tusk's government for publicly disclosing data regarding aid to Ukraine. They argue that such information should not be revealed, as it could benefit Russia and lead to ridicule from both Moscow and Kyiv.

General Roman Polko, former GROM commander, stated that if Ukraine were to capitulate, Poland would become Russia's primary target, emphasizing that Russia doesn't need to be fully 'ready' to attack like a terrorist.

Poland and Ukraine are experiencing a dispute, raising questions about the future of their anti-Putin alliance. General Roman Polko questioned whether a difficult-to-cooperate Ukraine is preferable to one in conflict with Poland.

General Roman Polko, former commander, stated that a lack of decision is worse than a flawed one, emphasizing the importance of informal contacts for Poland's security.

General Roman Polko, former GROM commander, criticized politicians for failing to establish a strategic plan for defense contracts worth 120 billion PLN, forcing the military to independently plan its needs.

General Polko discusses the implications of F-35 fighter jets in Poland, describing it as a significant challenge for NATO.

General Roman Polko warns of an impending crisis in the Polish army, suggesting that recruiting foreigners should be considered to address potential personnel shortages despite rising defense spending.

General Roman Polko, former acting head of Poland's National Security Bureau (BBN), commented on the dismissal of Professor Sławomir Cenckiewicz, stating that Cenckiewicz should not have held the position in the first place.

General Roman Polko criticized Donald Trump's statements, noting his 'incredible ease' in insulting allies and his apparent disregard for Russia, despite those allies wishing him well.

Gen. Roman Polko obawia się, że USA ogłoszą sukces operacji w Iranie, podobnie jak kiedyś George Bush w Iraku, podczas gdy realny problem i zagrożenie dla regionu tylko wzrosną.

General Roman Polko has condemned the 'party storm' following the fall of a Russian rocket in Poland's Lubelszczyzna region, stating it is unacceptable to succumb to such provocation.

Prezydent Ukrainy mianował gen. Mychajła Drapatego naczelnym dowódcą Sił Zbrojnych. Zmianę pozytywnie ocenia gen. Roman Polko, który wskazuje na doświadczenie bojowe i wiek nowego dowódcy.

General Roman Polko stated that the presence of Polish soldiers in Ukraine is necessary for learning from the front-line experiences and applying them to build Polish military capabilities, despite political assurances against such deployment.

General Roman Polko expressed irritation at voices predicting Poland's quick defeat in a conflict, emphasizing the strong soldierly spirit among Poles despite potential deficits.

General Roman Polko stated that Russia cannot afford a full-scale aggression and that Putin would be acting against common sense to provoke NATO, while emphasizing the importance of not questioning aid for Ukraine.

General Roman Polko stated that the Polish Navy needs to be rebuilt from scratch, criticizing the announcement of submarine purchases as premature given the navy's deep decline.

General Roman Polko commented on Poland's decision not to transfer MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine, emphasizing the need for tough negotiations even with allies, stating that 'business is business'.

General Roman Polko, former GROM commander, believes that Poland's acquisition of F-35 jets, known for their dual-use capabilities, signifies US trust and is a step towards Poland's participation in the Nuclear Sharing program.

General Roman Polko points to a lack of strategy from the Polish Ministry of National Defense regarding arms contracts worth 120 billion zlotys, which were tied to EU SAFE program deadlines, forcing the military to plan its own needs.

General Roman Polko stated that a strong Germany contributes to Poland's security and emphasized the nation's obligation to build its defense capabilities.

General Roman Polko stated that politicians using the military for political games is a problem for the army, commenting on Sławomir Mentzen's offensive remarks directed at a commander.

General Roman Polko, former commander of the GROM military unit, shared how his soldiers stayed informed by watching TVN24, noting he first learned about the World Trade Center attack from the station. His comments highlight the critical role of news media in disseminating information.

- Strategiczne partnerstwo Stanów Zjednoczonych jest dla nas ważne i udowadnialiśmy cały czas, że jesteśmy zawsze przy boku naszych partnerów amerykańskich.

Former GROM commander General Roman Polko has appealed to Karol Nawrocki, stating that a recent decision is a blow to both the Polish army and national security, emphasizing that 'it's not too late'.

General Roman Polko criticizes the Polish president, stating that if he believes the SAFE program is flawed, he should have the courage to articulate it, expressing frustration over delays in decision-making.

Po czterech latach wojny Rosja pokazała armię, która z podkulonym ogonem zwijała się spod Kijowa i nie może przekroczyć linii Dniepru.