Polish Overseas Minister Radek Sikorski addresses journalists on the Ministry of Overseas Affairs in Warsaw, Poland. Archive | Picture credit score: AP
Poland’s Overseas Minister says the NATO nation shouldn’t exclude the potential for sending troops to Ukraine and may hold Russian President Vladimir Putin in suspense over whether or not such a call will ever be made.
Radek Sikorski made these feedback in an interview revealed on Could 28 within the Gazeta Wyborcza every day.
“We must always not exclude any choice. Let Putin guess what we are going to do,” Sikorski stated when requested if he would ship Polish troops to Ukraine.
Sikorski stated he had gone to Ukraine together with his household prior to now to ship humanitarian help.
However a spokesman for Poland’s Protection Ministry, Janusz Sejmej, instructed Polish media on Could 28 that he was “not conscious of that” when requested a few report in Germany’s authorities. Mirror journal suggesting Poland might ship troops to Ukraine.
The thought of sending international troopers to Ukraine, which is preventing Russian army aggression, was floated earlier this 12 months in France, however no nation, together with Poland, has publicly adopted it.
Poland politically helps neighboring Ukraine and supplies it with army gear and humanitarian help.
