Tusk after talks with Rutte: Ukraine needs greater air support amid Russian escalation
Russia's escalation is continuing, and Ukraine therefore needs greater air support. The next six months could be decisive for the situation in the region.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk discussed Ukraine's need for enhanced air support with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, according to Ukrinform. The escalation of tensions between Russia and Ukraine is progressing, and such support is vital for Poland's security, Tusk emphasized. This situation will be critical in the coming six months, and Poland and NATO must be prepared for various potential scenarios, Tusk noted.
He cautioned that Russia may provoke one of NATO's member states, though this remains a possibility. Tusk had previously warned that Russia is preparing for a significant escalation, with the next seven to eight months potentially being decisive for the security of Ukraine, Poland, and the broader region.
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