Responding to Trump's envoy, the Polish government excludes sending Polish troops to Ukraine

Poland does not plan to send its troops to Ukraine, but will participate in supporting a possible peacekeeping operation through an airbridge, protecting the Rzeszow Yasonka logistics hub, as well as guarding the border with Russia and Belarus.

"This is a hate campaign used against another person who wanted to help," said Piotr Gliński in a morning interview on RMF FM, asked about the case of the presidential candidate supported by PiS, Karol Nawrocki's bachelor pad. "Our authorities are deceiving us; I don't believe a single word of the Polish government," added the PiS MP, referring to General Kellogg's words about sending Polish troops to Ukraine.

The leaders of the Polish Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied the words of the United States Special Envoy, Keith Kellogg, who, on Fox Business, stated that, following the establishment of a truce in Ukraine, in particular, the Polish troops should be deployed west of Dniepra, outside the area of combat contact. On Wednesday, 14 May, this was reported by Polish Wprost. [See_also ids="639748"] There were no plans to sen…

The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland Radoslav Sikorski assures that there are no plans to send Polish soldiers to Ukraine, against the background of the statement of the special envoy of US President Donald Trump.

The heads of the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs unanimously assure that there are no plans to send Polish soldiers to Ukraine. "Stop manipulating," appealed Radosław Sikorski. The Minister of Foreign Affairs noted that the Prime Minister also agrees on this issue.

According to Radosław Sikorski, General Keith Kellogg, speaking about the involvement of Polish troops in Ukraine, "could have overinterpreted". He also confirmed the government's previous position on sending soldiers beyond the eastern border.