"Poland's foreign minister Radosaw Sikorski is now speaking in the Polish parliament. He calls the rail sabotage incidents over the weekend an act of state-sponsored terror from Russia adding the clear intention was to cause human casualties. He also warns against a tsunami of disinformation about the attack. He says that Poland will respond to the sabotage, not only diplomatically, without offering more detail."
"He then shifts the focus on his speech, mounting a passionate defence of Poland's membership in the EU against the Eurosceptic opposition. He pointedly uses Britain as the prime example that being outside the union is worse, as he talks about the negative consequences for the UK economy, while migrants still keep coming in as before just not from the EU, but from the poorer regions of the world."
Poland's foreign minister Radosaw Sikorski described weekend rail sabotage as state-sponsored Russian terror intended to cause human casualties, warned of a tsunami of disinformation, and vowed that Poland will respond to the sabotage not only diplomatically. He mounted a passionate defence of Poland's EU membership, using the UK post-Brexit experience to argue that leaving the union worsens economic outcomes while migration patterns simply shift. Ukraine reported at least nine dead and dozens wounded after overnight Russian strikes, with more than 470 attack drones and 48 missiles launched. Ukrainian leadership urged holding Russia accountable and strengthening defenses to shoot down missiles and neutralise drones.
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