FM Sikorski advocates for creation of “European Legion” with participation of Ukrainians
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski advocates for the creation of a “European Legion” that would include Ukrainian soldiers who have gained combat experience in the war against Russia.
Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski has called for the establishment of a "European Legion" comprising experienced European and Ukrainian veterans, according to a recent interview with Kathimerini. Sikorski argues that the European Union must deepen its military integration, stating that Europe cannot rely on the United States for every security issue.
He emphasized that this initiative is not about creating an alternative to NATO or duplicating its structures but rather about building a stronger European pillar within a stronger NATO alliance. Sikorski clarified that Europe and the United States share complementary interests, with the US providing unmatched technological and intelligence capabilities while Europe takes the lead on the ground.
He highlighted Ukraine's military strength, noting that it is now the largest and most experienced army in Europe, making Ukrainian veterans a valuable asset for Europe's future security architecture.
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