Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski said on Friday that he would want to know whether the fresh statements by U.S. Ambassador Tom Rose were the position of the American authorities or his own opinion. He besides added that he wanted to know if there was coordination with the Polish opposition.
Radosław Sikorski he commented in this way during the briefing for Polish media at the Polish Museum in America in Chicago on the statements of the American ambassador about the talker of the Sejm of Vladimir Czarzasty.
- I'm sorry. I'm not going to talk about it erstwhile I'm in the United States, I'm going to consider it erstwhile I get back to the country. On the another hand, I'd like to know how much the U.S. government position was, and how much individual ambassador and if there was any coordination with our opposition. - he said.
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The U.S. State Department hasn't spoken on Rose yet. and did not answer the repeated questions about whether the ambassador's breaking up of contacts with the Black is the policy of the full U.S. administration.
The head of Polish diplomacy refused to specify what he meant by possible coordination with the opposition.
When asked whether Trump's efforts to influence home policy in Poland and another countries threatens political consensus on the alliance with America, Sikorski replied:
- I'm sorry. Indeed, in the past, we have not interfered with the processes of organization rivalry in our respective countries, and I liked it more.
Patrick Jako's meeting. "Tradition obliges"
The Deputy Prime Minister did not respond explicitly to the question whether the decision of the talker of the Sejm to refuse to support the Nobel Prize application for Donald Trump was consulted with the government. He just said that "is always at the disposal of the highest government, and so the president and the another individual in the state, which is the Marshal".
Sikorski besides referred to the Friday gathering of the Euro MP and PiS Vice-President Patrick Jako with the controversial pro-Russian Republican congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna. The Minister compared this gathering to the contacts of Antoni Macierewicz with erstwhile Congressman Dana Rohrabacher, erstwhile called "putin's man" in Congress.
“Tradition commits (...) I think it is the same comment," he concluded.
Sikorski: Russia has no offensive abilities
Commenting on the war game described in the "Wall Street Journal" suggesting that Russia could occupy the Baltic States by next year utilizing only 15,000 soldiers for this first force, Sikorski estimated that Russia does not have specified abilities.
- I'm sorry. Russian abilities proved to be as a consequence of aggression against Ukraine much weaker than we thought and than Putin thought, but their intentions proved to be even worse than many in the West thought. I think until Ukraine fights back, Russia has no offensive abilities - he said. He besides added that Russia is presently in a much worse strategical situation than before the war in Ukraine and is inactive losing allies, as last time in Venezuela. However, he pointed out that it is good that specified simulations are conducted.
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