Poland's Sikorski Says Europe Must Prepare for 'Deep' Russian Strike
Poland's Deputy Prime Minister RadosΕaw Sikorski warns that Europe must brace for a significant Russian offensive amid ongoing hostilities in Ukraine, highlighting the threat posed by Iranian-supplied drones.
π Key Points
- During a London event on October 1, 2023, RadosΕaw Sikorski underscored the necessity for Europe to prepare for a 'deep' strike from Russia amid its continued aggression in Ukraine.
- Sikorski showcased the Shahed-136 drone, a weapon used by Russia and believed to be manufactured in Iran, indicating the evolving nature of military threats in the conflict.
- The event was organized by United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI), emphasizing international concerns regarding Iran's role in supplying drones to Russia for its military operations in Ukraine.
- Vladimir Putin's strategies in Ukraine have prompted Poland and other European nations to rethink their defense readiness and response to potential escalations in the region.
π‘ Why It Matters
Sikorski's remarks signal growing fears in Europe regarding Russian military capabilities, particularly with the involvement of Iranian technology. This situation puts neighboring nations on high alert, potentially leading to increased military readiness and diplomatic efforts. As the conflict escalates, the implications for security and stability in Eastern Europe could be profound, necessitating close monitoring of further Russian maneuvers and international responses.
π Event Details
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Event ID: eng-11052232
Category: Politics β International Relations
Last Updated: October 14, 2025