WARSAW, May 29 (WARYATV) – – Poland’s Foreign Minister, Radek Sikorski, suggested that Poland should not exclude the possibility of sending troops to Ukraine, a NATO nation, in a bid to keep Russian President Vladimir Putin uncertain about their next move. Sikorski made these remarks in an interview published Tuesday in the daily newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza.
“We should not exclude any option. Let Putin be guessing as to what we will do,” Sikorski stated when asked about the prospect of deploying Polish troops to Ukraine.
Sikorski, who recently visited Ukraine with his family to deliver humanitarian aid, emphasized the importance of maintaining strategic ambiguity regarding Poland’s potential actions.
However, Janusz Sejmej, a spokesperson for Poland’s Defense Ministry, responded to inquiries about a report in Germany’s Der Spiegel magazine by stating he had “no knowledge of that” concerning the potential deployment of Polish troops to Ukraine.
Earlier this year, the concept of sending foreign soldiers to Ukraine to support its fight against Russian military aggression was discussed in France, but no country, including Poland, has officially endorsed the idea.
Poland has been a staunch supporter of neighboring Ukraine, providing political backing, military equipment, and humanitarian aid to assist in its defense against Russian aggression.
