NATO nation’s top general tells population to prepare for attack | 18 Nov 2025 | Poland faces a potential attack from an “adversary,” Chief of the General Staff General Wieslaw Kukula claims, referencing a series of alleged cyberattacks and acts of sabotage. In an interview with Radio Jedynka on Monday, Kukula responded to remarks by Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth, who compared the current global landscape to the pre-World War II era and the height of the Cold War in 1981. “That’s a very good comparison because everything today depends on our attitude — whether we can deter the enemy or, conversely, encourage their aggression,” Kukula said. He claimed that “the adversary has begun preparing for war” by creating the “conditions favorable to potential aggression on Polish territory,” though he did not specify which country he was referring to.