Warsaw, Poland – Poland’s Foreign Minister on Wednesday, on Wednesday, used an annual speech to Parliament to send a strong message to Russian leaders as The war continues in neighboring Ukraineasking: “Don’t you have enough land?”
Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski described the difficult situation that Poland faces with war through the border and the threat of its expansion, and expressed concerns about the “disintegration” of Western unity.
Poland, on the NATO eastern flank, is one of kyiv’s strongest supporters, and Sikorski used his speech to strongly criticize Russia.
He said, addressing Russian leaders: “Don’t you have enough land? Eleven time areas and not enough? Does a better government take care of what is inside your borders according to international law.”
Sikorski described the deteriorated security situation with a war next to the border of Poland: “Anxiety and question of what will happen, have been established in Poles homes. Are we at risk of Russian aggression?
The allies of Poland and Europe are trying to strengthen your defensesFearing that Russian aggression does not stop in Ukraine, while the Trump administration points out that Europe must assume more security responsibilities.
Although he did not mention by his name the president of the United States, Donald Trump, the Sikorski direction seemed to include implicit criticism of concessions that Trump has been willing to make Russia to end the war.
Since he assumed the position again, Trump has falsely claimed Ukraine “The war should never have begun,” said Ukraine, “it can be Russian one day” and questioned the legitimacy of the government of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Trump also overturned American long position to isolate Russia On their aggression starting direct conversations with Moscow and the expression positions that sound significantly like the Own Kremlin.
“For Poland, the greatest threat would be the disintegration of the western community. That is why we cannot afford illusions or inaction. We cannot afford to be alone,” said Sikorski.
He had a warning for Russia. “You will never govern here again, neither in kyiv, nor in Vilnius, nor in Riga, nor in Tallinn, nor in Chisinau,” he said, listing the capitals of Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Moldova.
He also pointed out that the situation in the front lines in the east and south of Ukraine is “ambiguous”, and that the slow progress of the Russian forces is paid for “with great losses.”
“After three years of this stage of the war, which Putin planned for three days, Russian troops control only about 20% of the Ukrainian territory and are still caught in eastern Ukraine,” said Sikorski.
“It is estimated that the war has already cost Russia at least $ 200 billion, and almost one million Russian soldiers have been eliminated from the battlefield. Ukrainian losses are smaller, and have not allowed the capture of their capital or the installation of a puppet government.”
