Poland's military dream: A tank too far?

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Is Poland really going to become the next great military power in Europe? What are the obstacles preventing it from doing so?

[yohanbeck]

I appreciate your content. Its awesome! Greetings from Finland!

[dzikikucdominator]

There is no cost too great for freedom

[timor]

Great video. Loving the remnants of Prussian goose-stepping at 6:51. Footage at 7:14 is weird - everyone is shaking with their left hands - suspect it has been mirror-imaged

[DianaKazimiera-]

POLAND 🇵🇱 is building a strong, resilient army.Increased investment in defense allows for opportunities and power building.
🕊️🤝

[rupert]

4:04 This map is incorrect. Poland was larger, and Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine didn't exist. Weapons and cost data are also incorrect. For example, Poland plans to buy 500 Himars launchers, and Poland paid just over $400 million for 18 launchers from the previous(first contract) order.

[rolandxor]

I think this framing is not correct. I would consider Poland 'militarized' if it was like Israel. Israel has a population of ÷/- 10 million. Poland has +/- 38 million. So almost four times as many. Israel has an active force of 169500 troops with 465000 reserves. Their tanks total 490 active and 880 stored. So multiply that by four and that is a 'militarized' Poland.

[stengah]

Minute 8:10: why cimea is not a part of Ukraine?

[times]

Poland is not doing anything extraordinary, it is simply an acceleration of the natural process of modernization of the army, an acceleration resulting from the geopolitical situation and a pinch of propaganda which is aimed at internal and external use.

[MarcinMoka]

You forgot to mention that it wasn’t only Russia that controlled Poland  in the centuries before WW2, but also Germany/Prussia & Austria (although the latter were much less oppressive regarding language and religion, unlike Russia and Germany)

[Killdozer]

Is it that hard to use the correct map of Ukraine? By this logic you could've included 4 more annexed oblasts if you want to adhere to "legitimate" annexation.
There's no 2 ways about it - either you commit to illegal russian occupation, or use an internationally agreed map.

[ettoreatalan]

The video gives the impression that Crimea is part of Russia. According to international law, Crimea is part of Ukraine.

[HarryMilton-tp]

Why Poland would buy so many tanks from S. Korea or the US when the German Leopard 2A7 is right next door and could bebuilt in Poland beats me. Also Sweden is a good partner for the CV90 and Saab Aircraft.