US EditionUkraine Does Not Need Assistance to Surrender – Sikorsky
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Ukraine does not need anyone's help to capitulate to Russia, said Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski about the meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.
The head of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Radoslav Sikorski, believes that the end of the war launched by Russia is impossible without the direct involvement of Ukraine and European States, as he stated in an interview with the BBC, stressing that following the completion of Joe Biden's cadet, American military and financial support had declined, and that the main burden of assistance to Ukraine now lay with Europe. "We respect Preside…
The issue of ending the war unleashed by Russia cannot be resolved without the participation of Ukraine and Europe. According to RBC-Ukraine, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski said this in an interview with the BBC. According to him, after the end of Joe Biden's presidency, military and financial support for Ukraine from the United States has decreased, and it is Europe that currently provides most of the weapons and financial aid to Ukr…
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