Soloist of the Kremlin choir about Radosław Sikorski and Russia's massive attack

Soloist of the Kremlin choir about Radosław Sikorski

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski was in Kiev, where, among others, took part in the Yalta European Strategy conference. He said there that "if Russia attacked us (...), we would defeat it quite quickly. We have an overwhelming advantage over Russia in terms of air power." Minister Sikorski talked about Poland and all NATO countries, which in total, as he added, have approximately 2.5 thousand. planes.

The spokeswoman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Maria Zakharova, commented on the words of the head of Polish diplomacy. The Russian politician posted an entry on Telegram in which she quoted Radosław Sikorski and summarized his words about quickly defeating Russia as follows: "Russophobia of the brain."

It was not the first time that Zakharova made a mocking and offensive reference to a Polish politician. Suffice it to mention that in August this year she called President Karol Nawrocki "a museologist from Gdańsk."

Yesterday, the war in Ukraine came dangerously close to Poland

On the night from Saturday to Sunday and on Sunday morning, when Russia launched a massive drone attack on Ukraine, using 450 drones, including jet ones, and four Banderol missile drones, killing at least 3 people and injuring about 40, sirens sounded on the Polish side. Residents of the Lublin region and Podkarpacie received RCB alerts.