Poland, Eyeing the Russian Bear on Its Doorstep, Implements Mandatory Firearms Training in Primary Schools

Poland is preparing the next generation to be ready for a potential attack.

Russian Defense Ministry Press Service via AP
A Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile is launched from Plesetsk in northwestern Russia. Russian Defense Ministry Press Service via AP

As Russia’s war against Ukraine drags on, neighboring Poland is preparing some of its youngest citizens to defend their country against a potential attack by requiring them to take firearms training in schools. 

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