Radoslaw Sikorski - Poland's Foreign Minister.
(Reuters) - Poland's Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski said on Thursday that Russia's actions in eastern Ukraine were an "aggression" that has created the most serious security crisis in Europe in decades.
"This for sure is an aggression," Sikorski told state radio. "Poland's position will be worked out in the next couple of hours. We do not need strong words here, but actions, best if actions of the whole international community."
Sikorski said the actions needed to be firm, but prudent, because the consequences could potentially be "unfathomable".
Poland could sell weapons to Ukraine if Ukraine officially ask
Stanisław Koziej, Head of the National Security Bureau of Poland.
Speaking on Ukraine's urgent requests for arms shipments to shore up the Ukrainian military in the faceoff with Russian invasion in eastern Ukraine, Stanisław Koziej, Head of the National Security Bureau of Poland said Poland could sell weapons to Ukraine if Ukraine will officially ask.
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