Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski casually informed reporters that NATO already has troops stationed in Ukraine. Speaking at a conference commemorating Poland’s 25th anniversary of joining the US-led bloc, Sikorski expressed gratitude to the participating nations for assuming the associated risks. He refrained from disclosing specific countries involved, distinguishing himself from other politicians.
Discussions about NATO troops’ deployment intensified following French President Emmanuel Macron’s statement suggesting the possibility should not be dismissed. While Macron’s proposition faced opposition from NATO allies like the US, UK, and Germany, Sikorski stood out as one of the few foreign ministers supporting the idea. During a conference in the Polish parliament, Sikorski reiterated that such a deployment was not beyond consideration.
