Strategy&Future

This report presents a strategic simulation of a future crisis centered on the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad/Królewiec and explores whether an informal regional coalition — the “Baltic Axis” of Poland, Sweden, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, working closely with Ukraine and in strategic partnership with Turkey — could functionally isolate the oblast through a political-military “quarantine"...

• Information as the center of gravity. The modern battlefield is dominated by information superiority — without effective reconnaissance and data processing even large firepower and maneuver become chaotic and ineffective. The method of collecting, interpreting and distributing information has become the foundation of the revolution in the conduct of war, conditioning the coordination of maneuver and the precision of strikes.

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In February this year, war broke out in the east. Russia attacked Ukraine. A certain stage in the history of our region and in the history of the world has come to an end. For years, we have been talking and writing here at Strategy&Future about the need to prepare for the new times, to prepare for the reform of the Polish military. These new times have come. Today, part two of the lessons from the war, for Poland and for our military.

In February this year, war broke out in the east. Russia attacked Ukraine. A certain stage in the history of our region and in the history of the world has come to an end. For years, here at Strategy&Future, we have been talking and writing about the need to prepare for the new times, to prepare for the reform of the Polish military. These new times have come.

I repeat, because this is an important mental exercise – Russia is needed by the Western powers because of:

This is actually not a report yet, but rather an account of what we have already done and indeed where we are going. From the very beginning of S&F’s existence, we wanted to implement the idea of dealing with Russian pressure against the interests of the Polish Republic, thus responding to the needs of the present, increasingly troubled times. Dealing with the broad spectrum of instruments of the new generation of Russian warfare from a strategic point of view, not only a strictly military one. I think we have already done a lot at S&F. In the coming year 2021, we want to heat up the Poland’s public debate on this topic.