Ukraine allies in Poland after Starlink sabotage, Trump diesel deal
Germany's Johann Wadephul said hybrid plots like the Starlink fire showed Europe was "in Russia's crosshairs." The UK's Ed Miliband said Trump's Russian diesel deal led to a "very difficult few days" diplomatically.
Ukrainian allies in Poland grapple with the aftermath of Starlink sabotage and Trump's decision to lift sanctions on Russian diesel. German, Norwegian, Polish, and UK foreign ministers gathered at the Warsaw Security Forum to discuss the situation. German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul criticized the US for lifting sanctions, while UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband warned of the challenges facing Europe, particularly the ongoing conflict with Russia.
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski called on Trump to secure a US base in Poland and convince Putin to end the war. Norway's Espen Barth Eide emphasized the importance of actions taken in recent years, while Trump claimed the US would still share intelligence with Ukraine and other countries might purchase Russian diesel.
The fire at a Starlink station in Poland, believed to be a targeted attack on Ukraine's military, highlighted the ongoing threats to the country and the need for stronger cooperation among allies.
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