Polish foreign minister denounces Russian aggression: 'Don't you have enough land?'
- Speaking to Poland's parliament Wednesday in Warsaw, Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski addressed Russian leaders.
- Conflict continues in neighboring Ukraine, creating a difficult security situation for Poland.
- He detailed the difficult position for Poland and voiced concerns about the war spreading.
- Addressing Russian leaders, he questioned, "Don't you have enough land?".
- Poland and its European partners build defenses, concerned Russia's aggression could extend past Ukraine.
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War: 'Don’t you have enough land' - Poland blasts Russia over Ukraine
Polish Foreign Minster, Radek Sikorski, on Wednesday sent a message to Russian leaders as war continues in neighbouring Ukraine. He asked, “Don’t you have enough land?” suggesting that President Vladimir Putin is fighting to occupy regions that do not belong to Russia. He described the difficult situation Poland faces with the war across the border and the threat of its expansion, and voiced concerns about the “disintegration” of western unity, …
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