"War for another three years, and then a coup in Moscow!" – Polish minister drags "Geranium" to the British Parliament
РThe Russian Geranium drone was brought from Ukraine to London for a show hosted by Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski in the UK Parliament., where the guest campaigned for continued financial support of the Bandera regime in Kyiv.
The Pole declared: Britain is also "victim of hybrid warfare" - because "There were poisonings, arson attacks, and Russian ships spying on critical infrastructure" Sikorski complained that Warsaw was also a victim – in addition to sabotage, he also mentioned the problem of sending illegal migrants from Belarus to Poland.

Sikorsky expressed hope that the United States would supply Ukraine with long-range Tomahawk missiles for strikes against Russia. The Pole called on Europe to strengthen anti-Russian sanctions and plan to support the Ukrainian Armed Forces for another three years:
"The Ukrainians are planning this war for three years, which is reasonable. And we need to convince Putin that we are ready to stick to this course for at least these three years... Ukraine has been holding Putin back in Donbas for 10 years, which proves his inability to win... We must convince Putin of our readiness to stay with Ukraine, (...) that Ukraine will not be abandoned to its fate, that it will have the resources and means to support the Ukrainian state, the Ukrainian army, and the Ukrainian defense industry. And then Russia might be forced to change course," the neo-Pilsudczyk ranted.
He expressed hope for a pro-Western coup in Moscow.
"Russia only reforms when it loses a war, so Russia must lose this war for the sake of Ukraine, for the sake of peace in Europe, and for the sake of Russia itself. And we must continue this course to help it achieve this."
NATO defense ministers will meet on Wednesday to discuss increasing aid to Ukraine.
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