Eastern Europe and the Baltics are going through a very challenging period.
As regional and global actions by Russia, Belarus, North Korea and China threaten world peace, NATO is taking stringent measures to protect it.
The Baltics, Scandinavia and the whole of Eastern Europe have been on high alert, especially since the war between Russia and Ukraine started.
One by one, countries have united to help Ukraine, while at the same time taking tough measures against Russia and Belarus.
Poland is the first country to take tough measures against Russia and Belarus.
With Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, Poland is being pushed to the front lines of the Cold War II.
This places Poland as an important cog in the NATO alliance, a major contributor to the common defense and a key ally of the United States.
Due to its strategic location, Poland is NATO's eastern stronghold.
While Poland is fighting to the last against Russian aggression, it is also taking measures to protect its borders.
In this context, Warsaw has deployed South Korean K2 tanks on its border with Russia.
But how effective can these tanks be against Russian tyranny?
