Foreign Minister Sikorski announces Poland's readiness to send a 45th humanitarian aid package to Ukraine.
The Latest on Poland Aiding Ukraine: The 45th Military Aid Package
Hey there, welcome! Today, we're diving into the latest news about Poland's ongoing support for Ukraine.
Polish Foreign Minister, Radosław Sikorski, confirmed the preparation of a new military aid package for Ukraine - their 45th, in fact! Each package previously was estimated at around 100 million euros[2]. Sikorski suggested that if other countries followed suit, Ukraine could take a more offensive stance against Russian aggression.
Speaking at an informal meeting of NATO foreign ministers, Sikorski revealed that Poland has already provided approximately 4 billion euros worth of military aid to Ukraine[2]. However, details about the upcoming 45th aid package are yet to be disclosed[1][3].
Tensions with Hungary have arisen as they block the eighth EU refund package for countries aiding Ukraine. Sikorski expressed frustration with Hungary's foreign minister, Peter Szijjarto, stating, "We're tired of their excuses"[2]. Bilateral issues, Sikorski asserts, should be resolved bilaterally, and Europe should not be held hostage to such disputes.
Sikorski has been a strong advocate for Ukraine since the conflict with Russia, providing not only military aid but also humanitarian support[1]. This unwavering commitment is evident in the upcoming 45th aid package. The broader regional landscape between NATO, EU, and individual countries continues to evolve in response to the crisis.
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[1] https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/poland-pledges-more-aid-ukraine-defence-2021-09-10/[2] https://www.yahoo.com/news/poland-prepares-45th-aid-package-231733217.html[3] https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/fourth-ukraine-defence-package-worth-100-mln-euros-planned-polish-official-2021-07-26/
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