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So I checked. According to an interview (Polish only) with this guy, gen. Skrzypczak former commander of Polish land forces: - the "replacement" general Syrski is given the nickname "butcher" ("Mjasnik" ~ literally a butcher who kills and strips meat of animals) by his troops due to the way he...

False equivalence, they struck a sector that was most predictable, thus also best prepared for defense in depth. And quickly found out the hard way this wasn't such a hot idea, running into minefields backed by killboxes.

I'd have to check sources, but a lot of "heroically fighting for an insignificant spot without giving an inch" was done exclusively for political reasons while the generals wanted to retreat to preserve their forces. Subject was covered repeatedly by Polish mil-sphere analysts. They also...

FYI, the way the Ukrainian counter-offensive was handled and what is was aimed at, plus many cases of defending otherwise strategically worthless locations for sake of politics, were Zelensky's doing of strongarming his generals.

In this area, people are fired for corruption in 3 cases: - the "stench" became impossible to cover up, - for the being incompetent enough and getting caught in the act - for not sharing properly... There's no shortage of coverage of the issue here in Poland if you look for it; people who...

Not really. Won't comment on the Biden issue, but there's corruption scandal after corruption scandal, Zelensky did nothing of substance to address the issue, other then asking local media not to cover corruption "because of the war effort".

Yes. As I said in my post, "who later turned against the one that "made" him.". Backstabbing your former patrons is a long-established tradition there.

In Polish military blogosphere a lot of analysts speak about sub-Article 5 conduct. So sabotage, assasinations, jamming of signals, "only a stray missile that went of course and we're very sorry for that, but you really shouldn't build that NPP by the way...", ect. Things that are hostile...

Zelensky being corrupt as fuck is not a bug, it's a feature. He's literally an oligarch stooge (1) who later turned against the one that "made" him. Recently we had protests in Poland of our logistics companies that were subject to unfair competition from Ukraine - they blocked the PL-UA...