Confusion After Sikorski's Interview. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Intervened in Ukraine.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson intervened after a Ukrainian television report published erroneous information online regarding the transfer of F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Maciej Wewiór denied reports that Poland was ready to transfer 29 F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine. The matter concerned statements made by Minister Radosław Sikorski to Ukrainian television. The spokesman explained that Sikorski was referring to talks regarding the transfer of Polish MiG-29 aircraft to Ukraine, not F-16s.
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski spoke about Poland's negotiations with Ukraine on the transfer of MiG aircraft. He did not make statements about Poland's readiness to hand over 29 F-16 fighters to Ukraine. We refute this information.Espreso Editorial Office sincerely apologizes to Radoslav Sikorski, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland, readers, as well as the editorial staff of the media, who spread false information with referen…
As reported by the Ukrainian website Esperso.tv, Radosław Sikorski gave him an interview in which he argued that Poland was ready to send Ukraine 29 F-16 fighter jets. "From our side, as far as I know, these aircraft are indeed available for transfer," the deputy prime minister said. He reiterated that neither Poland nor any other EU or NATO member states intend to send troops to Ukraine in time of war.
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