The significance of the War Game, organized by the Pulaski Foundation, for Poland and its security
The significance of the War Game, organized by the Pulaski Foundation, for Poland and its security
The Wargaming Studies and Simulations Program at the Casimir Pulaski Foundation are directly related to the national security, geo-strategy and art of war. The Wargaming exercises especially help in the development of a regional and NATO’s understanding of the nature of the Russian military threat to the Baltic States and Poland.
Based on this, many experts, in particular, those present during the War Game organized by the Pulaski Foundation in January 2017, agree that the simulation is to a higher extent important regarding the issue of Poland’s security. They believe the exercise could bring potentially valuable outcomes to the country, particularly, when taking into account that it closely reflects a highly complicated security environment in the Central and Eastern European region, the Middle East and the Pacific.
As in comparison to earlier organized Wargaming exercise in Poland, the upcoming Game is improved in many senses. Par excellence, the upcoming Wargaming simulation will include more strategic details and those that are needed in order to approximate the Game to the realistic situation on the battlefield. This time, more of the essential factors are included to the Game too.
Read, why the War Game organized by the Pulaski Foundation is so important for NATO: http://old.warsawsecurityforum.org/why-is-the-wargaming-simulation-important-for-nato-and-what-are-the-potential-outcomes/.
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WSF2024: Summary
The 11th edition of the Warsaw Security Forum (WSF), held on October 1-2, 2024, successfully brought together 2,600 participants from 90 countries, 30 governmental delegations, and over 250 speakers to address critical issues surrounding European and transatlantic security. With 1 million combined online views and over 14,000 live viewers, the WSF reaffirmed its importance as a leading platform for security dialogue in Europe.