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Polish Diplomat Warns of Russia's Threats, Calls for Stronger Support for Ukraine

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Polish diplomat Bartosz Cichocki, in interviews with various media outlets, discussed the need for a shift in strategy to counter Russia's actions. He urged increased military aid to Ukraine, destruction of Russian military capabilities, and enhanced air defense systems. Cichocki also warned of potential hybrid and direct attacks by Russia against NATO territory and emphasized the importance of changing defense planning approaches. He expressed concern about Putin's willingness to escalate the conflict and highlighted the need for Ukraine and its partners to adapt their communication strategies to maintain Western support.

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