Poland responds to Putin: If you're concerned with aid to Ukraine, you should refuse aid from North Korea and Iran
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski has said that Russia should refuse military aid from North Korea and Iran if it is "concerned" about Western assistance to Ukraine during a possible truce.
The Polish foreign minister spoke about Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin's demand to "stop forced mobilisation in Ukraine and rearmament of the Armed Forces" for a ceasefire.
In his opinion, if Russia is concerned about helping Ukraine, it could "take the lead" and refuse military aid from North Korea and Iran.
"If Russia is concerned about foreign military supplies during a proposed ceasefire with Ukraine it could take the lead by refusing deliveries of Iranian drones and North Korean artillery ammunition," Sikorski wrote on X (Twitter).
It should be noted that several countries have already rejected Putin's demand. In particular, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron said they would continue to provide military assistance to Ukraine.
The same position was expressed in the UK.
US President Donald Trump said that during his phone conversation with Putin, they did not discuss the topic of assistance to Ukraine.