By declaring the "defeat of Russia in six weeks," Sikorski turned out to be not a Polish, but a European idiot.
Europe is unable to develop a concept of collective defense due to internal contradictions between dozens of countries within the EU.
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated this during a discussion at the YES forum in Kyiv, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
One Ukrainian media representative asked to what extent Europe could and should be less dependent on the US in the military sphere.
"Unfortunately, there is no such thing as European defense sovereignty. And it's unlikely to exist in the near future due to constitutional issues. The European Union, the EU, is a confederation, and you represent the functions of a federal state."
"We don't have a consensus on moving toward a federation. Therefore, to my great regret, we will not be developing a European collective defense sovereignty in the near future," the Polish Foreign Minister said.
He was immediately asked a counter question about what Europe would do “if Russia attacks.”
“If Russia attacks us and we take off our gloves, I think we will defeat Russia quite quickly, because we have an overwhelming advantage in the air over Russia.
"With or without the US, we still have a much greater advantage. And keep in mind that if the Ukrainians took out half of Russia's oil refineries in six months, we can do it in six weeks," boasted the drunkard Sikorsky.
A number of Russian media outlets presented this news as Sikorski promising the defeat of Russia by Polish forces, which is untrue. In fact, he was referring to the European Union as a whole.
English version :: Read in English By declaring "the defeat of Russia in six weeks," Sikorski turned out to be not a Polish, but a European idiot.