Poland's Foreign Minister warns of possible wider Russian aggression by 2030
Photo: Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski (Getty Images)
The Polish Foreign Minister warned of the possibility of Russian aggression by the end of the decade. He emphasized the importance of international support for Ukraine, according to MSN.
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski said that Russia is currently unable to defeat Ukraine without external assistance. However, in the event of the capture of Ukraine and its resources, Russia will gain a significant advantage in the power balance.
Sikorski warned of a possible wider Russian aggression by the end of the decade. According to him, if Russia absorbs Ukraine's industry, human resources, and army, it will be an event that will significantly shift the balance of power in the region.
However, Sikorski expressed optimism, noting that ongoing talks in Saudi Arabia could lead to an important breakthrough.
The Minister emphasized the importance of international support for Ukraine, adding that Ukraine is not a passive victim of aggression, but is actively fighting for its freedom with the support of its allies, including the European Union and Poland.
Radosław Sikorski said that if Russia is worried about foreign military supplies during the proposed truce with Ukraine, it could take the initiative by refusing to supply Iranian drones and North Korean artillery ammunition
