Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski warned that Europe needs to prepare for possible Russian attacks, calling it “irresponsible” not to enhance defenses like a “drone wall” on the eastern front.
During a visit in London, he encouraged European nations to continue supporting Ukraine and expressed hope that U. S. President Donald Trump would supply long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine for striking Russian infrastructure.
Sikorski emphasized the need to provide Ukraine with more weapons, including anti-aircraft and short- to medium-range systems, to safeguard Europe against drone and air incursions. He mentioned that Russia could reach deep into Europe and highlighted the importance of building anti-drone capabilities.
Sikorski also noted that Europe should be prepared to support Ukraine for the next three years, aligning with Ukraine’s own planning timeline.
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With information from Reuters
