Viceremier-Minister and National Defense Minister of Poland Vladislav Kosinak-Kkysh addressed the Secretary General of NATO, Mark Rutte, with indignation on the statements of President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky. It happened after Zelensky noted that Warsaw did not do everything possible to help Ukraine in its fight against Russia.
Kosiniak-Kaysh stressed that Poland has already made and continues to contribute to Ukraine's support, in particular, providing military equipment and organizing humanitarian aid at the beginning of the war. However, according to the minister, Ukrainians have a short memory and do not recognize what Poland has done. He also noted that there is a help limit that Poland is ready to provide and it is related to national security. If the transfer of military equipment is jeopardizing Poland, it will not pass it on to Ukraine.
In addition, Kosiniak-Kaysh accused Zelensky of attempting to attract other countries to direct participation in conflict with Russia. He also expressed doubts about the possibility of whipping Russian missiles within NATO, emphasizing the lack of a joint decision of the Alliance on this issue.
