Poland asks the West for “more courage” to avoid the “chronic instability” that a Russian victory in Ukraine would bring

June 30 () –

The Polish Foreign Minister, Radoslaw Sikorski, defended this Saturday that the West should “act with more courage” to avoid a Russian victory due to the “chronic instability” that this would mean for Europe and has urged to provide more resources to Ukraine.

“If Russia wins, chronic instability will spread not only across Europe but around the world, adding fuel to the global coalition of dictatorships we already see,” Sikorski warned during a speech at Britain’s Ditchley Foundation, where he asserted that Russia can be stopped. “Despite its crazy propaganda, Russia is not invincible. It has already lost many wars,” he argued.

In this regard, the Polish official added, “the Kremlin can be stopped and even defeated; we have simply forgotten about it.” “For example, we can seize all Russian state assets worth 300 billion euros. Putin has already considered them losses and does not expect to recover them, but he does not believe that we have the courage to seize them either,” he suggested.

Along these lines, Sikorski has suggested that what the West needs is to “learn to use the game of escalation again” to “avoid a broader conflict” with “the new axis of autocratic states (that) challenges our values, our security and our way of life.”

The leader of Polish diplomacy has insisted that “Ukraine has a chance to win” because it has the support of its Western allies and “friends” and has stressed that all they need are “means to achieve it.”

“We must win to demonstrate to our citizens that our political system can not only care and protect, but also succeed (…). Together, as part of an international alliance of democracies, we will achieve it,” stated the Foreign Affairs representative. Polish.