Radosław Sikorski, pro-war provoker under Anglo-Jewish curatela.

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In an interview with the British paper "Financial Times" published on 2 September 2024, abroad Minister Radosław Sikorski stated, among others, that "Poland and another countries bordering Ukraine are required to shoot down incoming Russian missiles before entering their airspace". According to the head of the ministry, Poland should primarily take care of the safety of its citizens – regardless of the concern that the capture of missiles over Ukraine's territory will implicate NATO in Russia's war.

https://polskieradio24.pl/article/3420402, chief-msz-no-has-questions-we have-obligation-shooting-Russian-missiles;
https://www.pap.pl/updates/sikorski-w-ft-I think-that-we have-an obligation-to-shoot-fortunate-Russian-missile-0;

In this interview, Sikorski besides said that not only Ukraine, but the full West should keep Putin in suspense, and 1 of the mistakes that we consistently make is to inform Putin in advance what we do and what we do not.

https://www.rp.pl/armistic conflicts/art41059461-sikorski-polska-i-sakors-ukrainy-maja-obligation-shooting-Russian-rocket

Original:
Poland has ‘duty’ to shoot down Russian missions over Ukraine, say minister
Radosław Sikorski says Warsaw needs to defend citizens despite Nato opposition

for: https://www.ft.com/stream/3f639ae6-d2f5-41a4-a184-6d21add2cfd3

Radosław Sikorski's words are not, as we have known for a long time, the emanation of his political independence, but only the echo of his curators' views from overseas. Over the Thames, they can only be given to add meaning to themselves, and in fact out of the work of the erstwhile (?) subject to the British crown.

In the context of the above, therefore, it cannot be amazing that 2 members of the home of Representatives of the United States legislature of America, members of the alleged Helsinki Commission of the United States, namely the "American safety and Cooperation Commission in Europe"(*). In a consistent choir MPs of both the Republican organization – Joe Wilson(**), as the Democratic organization – Steve Cohen(***) appealed to president J. Biden to decide and support the “postulates” of Minister Sikorski in his anti-Russian obsessions, which, however, are cold-war, anti-Polish. As we can see, the real president of the Republic of Poland is not in the Presidential Palace and not in Belvedere, in Warsaw, but in the White House, in Washington.
PZ
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Below the content of the letter from the members of the U.S. home of Representatives to president Biden, as well as the discussion of the pro-war “initiative” of both Anglo-Jewish “kowboits”, according to cultural parities from overseas. "Initiates" to be sacrificed not by Americans but by Poles and Russians.

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Rep. Joe Wilson, South Carolina Senator Benjamin L. Cardin, Maryland
President

28 October 2024.

Dear Joseph R. Biden

President of the United States

White House

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW

Washington, D.C. 20500

Dear Mr President,

We compose to powerfully call on your administration to give Poland the authority to capture and neutralize missiles over Ukraine, especially those threatening to violate Polish airspace. Minister of abroad Affairs of Poland, Radosław Sikorski, late made a proposal on this substance and we believe that providing this capacity is simply a essential step in defending NATO territory and protecting 1 of our most crucial allies.

The war between Russia and Ukraine has already had tragic consequences for Poland. In November 2022, 2 Polish farmers were killed by a rocket attack in the village of Przewodów. Although this incidental highlighted the proximity of the threat, it is clear that the hazard to Poland remains high, as Russian rocket attacks close the border continue. increasing number of attacks on the west Ukraine raises serious concerns about the anticipation of further victims and escalation in the region.

The request of the Minister of abroad Affairs of Sikorski is defensive, in line with the NATO mission to defend the territorial integrity of the associate States. Allowing Poland to capture missiles over Ukraine would not be an offensive act, but alternatively a key step in ensuring the safety of the east NATO flank. This action would strengthen NATO's dissuasive attitude, while demonstrating our common determination to defend the alliance against further Russian aggression.

NATO and the United States have shown excessive restraint in consequence to Russian provocations, a cautious approach which only dared Russia to act more recklessly, frequently with gross disregard for NATO borders. Despite Russia's continued escalation through the hybrid war – airspace violations, attacks on critical infrastructure and efforts to destabilise democratic institutions – we hesitated to face these threats firmly, allowing Russia to wage war against an alliance with minimal consequences. In this context, Poland's request to capture and neutralise missiles over Ukraine is both essential and urgent as a support mechanics for Ukraine and to safe the NATO front lines.

We respectfully ask that your administration cooperate closely with the Polish government and NATO partners to grant Poland the essential permits to capture and neutralize rocket threats. This decisive action will aid prevent future incidents and keep NATO's commitment to collective defence.

Thank you for your attention on this critical issue and we appreciate your leadership in supporting Poland and protecting the safety of our alliance.

Sincerely,

Rep. Joe Wilson Rep. Steve Cohen
President Member

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"Both parties' members of the home of Representatives are pushing Biden to let Poland to shoot down Russian missiles over Ukraine"

Written by Laura Kelly
Both parties leaders of the US Helsinki Commission call on president Biden to give green light to NATO's ally, Poland, to extend air defence to the skies of Ukraine, helping to shoot down Russian rockets under the pretext of self-defense, in a letter obtained exclusively by The Hill.

Representatives Joe Wilson (R-S.C.) and Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.), respectively president and member, sent a letter asking Biden to "give Poland the authority to capture and neutralise missiles over Ukraine, in peculiar those threatening to violate Polish airspace".

The request is based on the force of Poland to usage air defence shields and their possible extension, which would defend their sky from Russian rockets, but besides aid Ukraine in its defence.

In November 2022 2 Polish farmers died erstwhile a stray Ukrainian rocket fell in Poland. In March, Russian rockets attacking Ukraine briefly crossed Polish airspace.

Polish abroad Minister Radek Sikorski proposed this program in September in an interview with the Financial Times.

While Secretary of State Antony Blinken then said that this issue was part of the discussion among NATO allies, then Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg rejected the proposal, saying that it would “be part of the conflict” for NATO.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, who took up his duties in October, has not yet addressed this issue and NATO has not responded immediately to the request for comment.

The closure of the sky over Ukraine for Russian rockets is 1 of the biggest challenges during the full-scale war that began in February 2022.

While the United States and partners have sent air defence battery systems to Ukraine, intensified attacks on the country, in peculiar on its western regions bordering NATO states, extend resources and contribute to instability and insecurity in the country.

Legislators on both sides of the barricades criticized the Biden administration, claiming that it was slow supplying weapons to Ukraine to deal with the escalation of the conflict with Russia. The administration besides banned Ukraine from utilizing weapons supplied by the US to strike deep into Russia, fearing Putin would usage it as a pretext to attack NATO allies.

Critics, however, claim that a cautious approach only dared Putin, who campaigned attacks in the grey region on NATO allies, in addition to Russia's illegal war with Ukraine.

"Despite Russia's continued escalation of the conflict through the hybrid war — airspace violations, attacks on critical infrastructure and efforts to destabilise democratic institutions — we hesitated to face these threats in a decisive way, allowing Russia to wage war against the alliance with minimal consequences," writes Wilson and Cohen.

"In this context, Poland's request to capture and neutralize the missiles over Ukraine is both essential and urgent as a support mechanics for Ukraine and to safe the NATO front lines".

for: https://thehill.com/homenews/house/4960374-biden-poland-air-defense-ukraine/

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(*) The Committee on safety and Cooperation in Europe (KBWE), besides known as the US Helsinki Commission, is an independent agency of the U.S. Government created by legislature in 1975 to monitor and encourage compliance with the Helsinki Final Act and another obligations of the Organization. safety and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). It was initiated by a typical of the Millicent Fenwick home of Representatives[2] and established in 1975 in accordance with Public Law No 94-304, and its office are located in the Ford home Office Building.

Functions and responsibilities of the Commission

The Commission shall be empowered and obliged to monitor the activities of signatories which reflect compliance or infringement of the Articles of the Final Act of the Conference on safety and Cooperation in Europe, with peculiar respect to the provisions on human rights and humanitarian cooperation. In addition, the Commission is empowered and obliged to monitor and encourage the improvement of programmes and activities of the United States Government and private organisations to usage the provisions Final Act to extend economical cooperation between the East and the West and greater exchanges of people and ideas between the East and the West.[1]

...

In February 2018, the CBWE met in Washington to address the issue of Russian doping in global sport. The central point of the discussion was the analysis of the request to defend whistleblowers. The gathering included evidence by Jim Walden[3], a lawyer by Dr. Grigorij Rodchenkov, erstwhile head of the Russian anti-doping laboratory who fled to the US.[4]

On 1 July 2022 a leading associate of Senator Roger Wicker (MS) and Minister of abroad Affairs of Romania Bogdan Aurescu co-chaired a conference on Euro-Atlantic safety under the name "SITTING safety OF THE BLACK SEA"[5]

17 October 2022, while the Russian invasion of Ukraine was in full progress, The Commission called on the State Department to request the United Nations to terminate Russia as a permanent associate of the UN safety Council. This initiative was seen as another step in the Ukrainian ambassador's run at the UN Serhij Kyslytsya to dissuade Russia from power.[6]

On 14 December 2022, as part of a two-party effort, co-chairs of the Committee Steve Cohen and committee associate Joe Wilson presented to the home of Representatives Resolution 1517, in which they concluded that Russia has committed "an alarming violation" of the United Nations Charter which undermines its right to sit on the safety Council[7][8] and calls on president Biden, among another things, to “order the State Department and another competent departments and national agencies to take all appropriate steps together with allies, partners and another countries to restrict, suspend or terminate the participation or membership of the Russian Federation in another United Nations bodies and specialised agencies”.[9]

for:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_on_Security_and_Cooperation_in_Europe

(**) https://joewilson.house.gov/ ; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Wilson_(American_politician)

(***) https://cohen.house.gov/ ; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Wilson_(American_politician)