00:00The question of whether it would be more effective to intercept Russian missiles while they are still flying
00:05Ukraine, instead of waiting for Poland to get closer, requires a serious debate and should not
00:11to become hostage to internal political disputes. This opinion was expressed by
00:17Poland's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Radoslav Sikorsky,
00:22According to the PAP news agency, he was asked about the former prime minister's statements.
00:28and leader of the Development Plus party, Polska 2050, note, remains as in the original.
00:35Mateusz Morawiecki, who recently stated that he would not consent to the transfer
00:41of more Patriot missiles to Ukraine and that the Polish arms group, PGZ, perhaps should
00:47Disband. Sikorsky noted that the ballistic missiles have been flying for several days straight.
00:53towards kyiv, against which there is still no defense, and which is dying more and more.
00:59people.
00:59The question is whether we can be sure that it would have been better to shoot down those missiles.
01:05Russians on Ukraine, instead of perhaps later on Poland, is a topic for a very long debate
01:11He stated that it is a serious matter that should not be held hostage by partisan rivalries.
01:17Speaking about the PGZ issue, the deputy prime minister acknowledged that the largest companies
01:23The world's leading defense companies, such as Boeing, Raytheon, and Lockheed Martin, are private companies.
01:30In principle, Morawiecki is right that it is possible to be a private defense company
01:35"And at the same time act in the best interests of the country's defense," Sikorsky said.
01:42He noted that in Ukraine, long-range missiles, as well as short- and long-range drones, are present.
01:48scope, are produced mainly by the private sector.
01:52He added that the Ukrainians have a rapid feedback system on
01:57what works on the battlefield and what doesn't.
02:00The Foreign Minister added,
02:03I would like to see the same in Poland, a rich and competitive network of private companies
02:10that equip the army with the best and continually modernize it.
02:14It is a topic open to debate, and on this point I would even agree to some extent with Morawiecki.
02:23Recently, following the explosion of a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile near the town
02:29From Tarnava, Cologne, in the Lublin bolivar, Poland began to wonder what was missing
02:35in order to intercept it.
02:37At that time, Poland deployed the same air assets as the Ukrainian Air Force.
02:44The operational commander of the Polish Armed Forces, Ireneusz Nowak, reported on
02:50what happened and declared that, given the threat foreseen in the context of a combined attack
02:56Two houses were mobilized for the long-range, large-scale operation by the Russian Federation against Ukraine.
03:02F-16 from LASK air base, followed by two more MiG-29s from Malburg air base.
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