Europe’s Security After the Washington Summit: A Conversation with Radosław Sikorski

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024

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  • @gr12751
    @gr12751 Месяц назад +45

    Poland is a remarkable country with excellent leaders. Having been trampled on by russia and the nazis then betrayed by the uk they are very wise. A good presentation.

  • @JunkerOnDrums
    @JunkerOnDrums Месяц назад +36

    Thank you Radosław Sikorski - well spoken!

  • @tomaszjantomasz9671
    @tomaszjantomasz9671 Месяц назад +65

    Sikorski is the best European Minister of Foreign Affairs in EU. He is the tough guy and he should have been the General Secretary of NATO after Stoltenberg.

    • @506thparatrooper
      @506thparatrooper Месяц назад +6

      Incredibly brilliant mind and wise diplomatic finesse. I agree that the incoming NATO Secretary General should have come from either Poland or the Baltic States.

    • @VictoriaPobieda
      @VictoriaPobieda Месяц назад +2

      According to a European official who was present at the Extraordinary Summit of NATO Heads of State and Government on 24 March 2022, Polish President Andrzej Duda dramatically railed against the peace deal with Russia negotiated in March 2022:
      “Leaders in Poland - early and strong supporters of Ukraine - feared that Germany or France might try to persuade the Ukrainians to accept Russia’s terms, according to a European diplomat, and wanted to prevent that from happening.
      To that end, when Poland’s president, Andrzej Duda, met with NATO leaders in Brussels on March 24, he held up the March 17 text, said the diplomat, who was present. ‘Which of you would sign it?’ Mr. Duda asked his counterparts, the diplomat said. None of the NATO leaders spoke up.”

  • @anonymusxxx8644
    @anonymusxxx8644 Месяц назад +9

    W końcu normalny Polak z krwi i kości

  • @janpakulski3889
    @janpakulski3889 Месяц назад +3

    Very sharp and eloquent again. Good questions too. Thank you

  • @masja79
    @masja79 Месяц назад +15

    Sikorski is the best!

  • @El-vi6lg
    @El-vi6lg 3 дня назад

    The best FM of Poland, ever.

  • @anonymusxxx8644
    @anonymusxxx8644 Месяц назад +2

    Bądź naszym Prezydentem

  • @anonymusxxx8644
    @anonymusxxx8644 Месяц назад +2

    Bin sooooo schtoltz auf Jarosław Sikorski konnte weinen

  • @annetteroennow9694
    @annetteroennow9694 Месяц назад +4

    Wow, amazing statistics... great seminar!

  • @mkobusiewicz01
    @mkobusiewicz01 Месяц назад +8

    Impressing premises

  • @andrzejtuchowski8912
    @andrzejtuchowski8912 Месяц назад +1

    👍

  • @tomaszjantomasz9671
    @tomaszjantomasz9671 Месяц назад +20

    Outstanding speech and conversation Mr.Sikorski!

  • @andywhite960
    @andywhite960 Месяц назад +3

    The Sikorsky conversation is interesting on future NATO membership for Ukraine. Hard to see that the present ‘Ukraine is on course towards membership’ (at some unspecified future date) position - which stops short of saying Ukraine is going to be admitted- benefits anyone. It certainly makes it harder to visualise what the end point to the war would look like. Is that what is going on? An endless but contained war agenda? The US seems to think holding out the NATO carrot 🥕 is important, an incentive to keep Ukraine fighting, but it doesn’t want the dangers that full NATO membership would bring.

    • @vaultsuit
      @vaultsuit Месяц назад +3

      Ukraine needs to win and rebuild to even think about getting in to the treaty. There's no deceit here, I think it's honesty and everyone who follows experts sees it. Those are mainstream media hot takes.

    • @andywhite960
      @andywhite960 Месяц назад

      @@vaultsuit Not here in the UK they're not - our MSM is in lockstep with the Biden administration on Ukraine. But isn't 'Ukraine needs to win' another eg of intentional vagueness, like the NATO membership position? Its v hard to visualise - winning as in keeping their independence from Russia, maybe, but winning all their territory back? Isn't going to happen. Given the negative impact the conflict continues to have on our economy (soaring energy prices, rearmament costs) I think its reasonable to want a little more definition than we're currently being given.

    • @michachodkowski8499
      @michachodkowski8499 Месяц назад

      ​@@andywhite960moim zdaniem wszyscy czekają na to co sie stanie w US - od tych wyborów bedzie zależała przyszłosc Ukrainy. Ponieważ nie da sie przewidziec stanowiska Trumpa, wiec ciężko składać wiążące deklaracje...

  • @luismanuel2612
    @luismanuel2612 Месяц назад +3

    No reference to Trump. If he is elected for a second term, Poland, NATO, and the EU's strategy to defeat Russia will go down the drain. Trump will leave NATO and force Ukraine into a peace agreement with Russia.

    • @hetmanpolnykoronny1918
      @hetmanpolnykoronny1918 Месяц назад

      It's different to say it, much more difficult to do it- Trump won't leave NATO. It's his form of pressurizing and enforcing EU to start spending for war and let US to have money back for Ukrainian support. Trump is calculating and despising Europeans left wing leaders.

    • @t.a.6915
      @t.a.6915 Месяц назад +2

      He is painfully aware of that and he knows exactly what Trump is, however he is Minister of Foreign Affairs. He has stated multiple times he would not give his opinion (until he resigns) because Poland does not intefere with elections of its allies.

  • @wgs85
    @wgs85 Месяц назад +6

    when a foreign minister is displaying arrogance it is never a good sign

    • @Patizm
      @Patizm Месяц назад

      He was always like that... Even when he was a foreign minister for the first time between 2007-2014. He even debated Kissinger with that kind of confidence 12 years ago 😂

  • @19aja25
    @19aja25 Месяц назад

    Sikorski - His Master (Deep State) Voice.

  • @luxolonqala4088
    @luxolonqala4088 Месяц назад +2

    This is a one sided discourse

  • @thomasbenian4701
    @thomasbenian4701 Месяц назад +1

    Hard to listen to someone who is so partisan. It sacrifices objective analysis.

    • @monikagarnys4077
      @monikagarnys4077 Месяц назад +5

      Everybody whose neighbour Russia is has undeniable rights to be biased. Period

    • @ToyotaCharlie
      @ToyotaCharlie Месяц назад +1

      ​​@@monikagarnys4077it's not even bias it's simply beeing realistic. Russia has been threatening and attacking everyone in their vincinity for years (look Chechnya, Georgia, Ukraine... ) and now they openly talk about attacking the Baltic states and Poland. It would be greatly irresponsible not to take it seriously.

  • @defendfreedom1390
    @defendfreedom1390 Месяц назад +1

    He has always been week on Russia. It is Law and Justice Party that warned against Russian imperialism.

    • @polishenglishnorwegiandutch
      @polishenglishnorwegiandutch Месяц назад +7

      Not true.

    • @monikagarnys4077
      @monikagarnys4077 Месяц назад

      This party is found in the world completely different. Not reliable.

    • @defendfreedom1390
      @defendfreedom1390 Месяц назад +1

      @@polishenglishnorwegiandutch As part of my work went to Moscow several times during his previous tenure as a minister and can testify that Law and Justice was the most hated Polish political party by Russian propaganda. Sikorski and Tusk were Putin's buddies with whom he was doing dirty deals.

    • @alh6255
      @alh6255 Месяц назад

      You lie and do it absurdly, taking into account the biography of Sikorski (including his fight against the Russians in Afghanistan in the 1980s) or a very strong protest of his political group against Germany's gas deals with Russia. With your fakes, go to Russians or old grandmothers with dementia, who support the Law and Justice the most (by the way, during the government of your beloved party, Poland, instead of reducing the import of coal from Russia, began to increase it very quickly) .

    • @t.a.6915
      @t.a.6915 Месяц назад

      That's a blatant lie.
      1. He literally fought against Russia.
      2. US officials desribed him as "russophobic", that's how stern about Russia he was.
      3. Wikileaks documents show he saw Putin and Russia as a big threat to Balts and Europe.
      Meanwhile Law and Justice party won election THANKS TO Russian interference, did everything they could to weaken Poland's role and position in UE. Law and Justice support AfD, Le Pen and Orban is their biggest ally. That's how 'anti-Russia' they are /s.

  • @dss1996
    @dss1996 Месяц назад +4

    Original myth - Radosław Sikorski can think.

  • @wgs85
    @wgs85 Месяц назад +4

    listening to facists is never nice !

    • @05KAR
      @05KAR Месяц назад +18

      You confused him with Lavrov.

    • @wgs85
      @wgs85 Месяц назад

      @@05KAR if Lavrov was a facist there would be no dispute between russia and the western leaders

    • @robertklimczak5630
      @robertklimczak5630 Месяц назад +4

      Nie zauważyłem. Putin coś mówił?

    • @robertklimczak5630
      @robertklimczak5630 Месяц назад +1

      ​@@wgs85Lawrow jest narodowym socjalista.

    • @05KAR
      @05KAR Месяц назад +7

      @@wgs85 There was no dispute until fascists decided to destroy and conquer Ukraine.

  • @Huragan361
    @Huragan361 Месяц назад +1

    THANK YOU USA-you remeber his tweet about Nordstream2?Putin loves him

    • @DoRatorMino
      @DoRatorMino Месяц назад

      Biden said if Russia attacked Ukraine he would blow up the pipeline, and he did. Sikorski thanked the USA for this in the media. Putin himself wouldn't blow up his gas pipeline.

    • @ppxyz
      @ppxyz Месяц назад +3

      And you love how putler pays you

  • @jarosawkozak6584
    @jarosawkozak6584 Месяц назад

    Have you checked whether Sikorski is wearing a diaper? If not, be sure that it will spoil your chair!