Ukraine Ambassador Warns Poland: No Troops, No Role in Post-War Rebuild
Vasyl Bodnar’s comments have stirred backlash in Poland, a key ally that has heavily supported Ukraine throughout the war.
Vasyl Bodnar’s comments have stirred backlash in Poland, a key ally that has heavily supported Ukraine throughout the war.
The announcement comes as data suggests the Russian advance has slowed for the fourth consecutive month.
“We are ready to exert more pressure on Russia using all available instruments,” declared the Madrid meeting’s final communiqué. But how?
Karol Nawrocki reaffirmed his ‘Poland first’ attitude and promised not to give in to the demands of Brussels.
Russia says the move has nothing to do with the Ukraine war.
Defence Minister Pål Jonson stressed that the war was in a “critical stage.”
The U.S. president said he was “very angry” with his Russian counterpart, and said Ukraine could have “big, big problems.”
Desperate measures reflect a Ukraine on the brink, reliant on foreign aid and manpower.
While Brussels flounders on sending troops to Ukraine, it fantasises about setting up a fullscale EU army.
A surprise alliance with a Green Deal architect could see the Dutch Left seize power without new elections.