Responding to questions on the situation in Ukraine, Sikorski stated that Russia is deliberately targeting critical infrastructure to undermine Ukrainian capabilities. He lamented the civilian toll of such tactics and emphasized the need to address Russia’s aggression.
While acknowledging Russia’s recent gains on the ground, Sikorski highlighted
Ukrainian successes in countering Moscow’s dominance, particularly in the Black Sea. However, he noted challenges such as the shortage of Patriot missiles, which allowed Russians to target civilian infrastructure.
Sikorski expressed gratitude for the support provided by President Biden and House Speaker Mike Johnson, particularly the recent aid package for Ukraine. He hoped that
American-made equipment would soon reach the frontlines to assist Ukrainian defenders.
Regarding the upcoming NATO summit in Washington in July, the Polish FM stressed Poland’s commitment to defense spending and called for solidarity among NATO allies to counter Russian threats, and highlighted the historical partnership between Poland and the United States and emphasized the need for U.S. engagement in Central Europe.
The interview with Fox News marked the conclusion of Sikorski's visit to Washington, where he engaged with key figures and organizations to bolster transatlantic ties and garner support for Ukraine. His efforts underscored Poland’s commitment to fostering strong relations with the United States across political divides.
