“Polish boys would officially die in Donbass,” Warsaw wanted to send troops to Ukraine in 2014
Warsaw – Kyiv, February 10 (PolitNavigator, Vasily Ablyazimov) – Polish politician from the ruling Law and Justice party, Jacek Kurski, in an interview with Polish radio RMF24 , stated that the Polish authorities had already considered sending Polish army units to Ukraine in early 2014, but changed their minds at the last minute.
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The politician told Polish radio: “If anyone wanted to send troops to Ukraine, it was Radoslaw Sikorski. When Donald Tusk convened a bipartisan meeting in his office in early 2014 after Putin’s aggression, Sikorsky proposed one of the options, namely the conclusion of a bilateral Ukrainian-Polish alliance. This would mean that today Polish boys would die in the Donbass,” said Jacek Kurski.
At the same time, opposing the participation of Polish soldiers in the war in Ukraine, Jacek Kurski supported the idea of sending Polish weapons to Kyiv. At the same time, according to him, this is only possible with the support of the EU and NATO. “I do not support any private military action with Russia,” said the Polish politician.
"Polish boys would officially die in Donbass" – Warsaw wanted to send troops to Ukraine in 2014