Poland Foreign Minister on Country's Role in Ukraine War

Ahead of the United Nations General Assembly next week in New York, Poland Foreign Minister, Radoslaw Sikorski, states that he hopes to reiterate the UN's support for Ukraine, and shares if he sees an end to the Russia-Ukraine War. Sikorski also talks about whether or not there is anything at stake for Poland in this Presidential Election. He speaks with Kailey Leinz on Bloomberg's "Balance of Power."
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[@OlavoVieiraoficial]

Good interview Mr. Radoslaw Sikorski, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland, recognizing the continuity of NATO and its members in military and humanitarian aid, your country is the one that received refugees from the war.

[@George-2115]

A good interview.

[@youngpower24]

He’s definitely going to run for president of Poland.

[@George-2115]

He would probably be willing to run, the question is whether he would be his party's first choice. That depends on who is seen as having the best chance of winning.

[@roberttwardowski9711]

@@youngpower24 he will not run for president

[@pavlom4745]

What outcome? I hope we reiterate ... Wondering when he will hope to do anything

[@akebouz]

Peace is what Ukraine needs

[@MarekKolenda-l3o]

He pushed Ukraine disarm from nuclear weapons in 2014 after Midan in Kiev

[@thinkerly1]

Fine. Take out Putin. Putin started it all.

[@bert7463]

Peace not capitulation

[@George-2115]

Peace is what the world needs. But you don't get peace by appeasing a regime that seeks to turn its neighbors into colonies. Consider that giving up Czechoslovakia in 1939 is what lead to WW2.

[@attilamarics3374]

@@George-2115 Thats just you not understanding geopolitics or history.

[@MarekKolenda-l3o]

Its no civilian alerts in Poland if get attack or natural disasters

[@Questioneverything2050]

Establishment drone 😂

[@OtisBBarry]

This guy don’t have to say anymore

[@imeprezime732]

So sad to see this level of hypocrisy.

[@MarekKolenda-l3o]

Ukraine not like Sikorski after Maidan threat signed agreement disarmed from nuclear weapons

[@jimbojimbo6873]

Immigrants!

[@carlberg7503]

Sikorski should be fired for his remarks on Crimea. Crimea belongs to Ukraine.

[@MrMultiWilk]

He explained it was suggested as one of the options during off record conversation. The fact that Ukraine's officials told about it to the media is very unfortunate, it was rude and bad for Ukraine. This is not how you do diplomacy.

[@tabasco07]

sorry to say but Crimea will never be Ukraine again

[@tylerdurden4006]

Besides being illegal and breaking many nato rules? Lmdao 😂

[@ramstrong1961]

Neutrality Studies - German journalist exposes Ukraine/NATO lies (Dr Gabriele Krone Schmalz)

[@thinkerly1]

Here are 3 truths for you, Ivan: 1. Putin had 6000 nukes. 2. Putin invaded Ukraine "in self defence". 3. Putin is a liar.

[@operator9858]

@@thinkerly1 you been here this long and thats still the best you could come up with huh? great insight professor lol

[@DrZed-sv9mj]

@@operator9858 Yep. The usual bullcrap from the Russian bots.