"Not good for Poles": Baiden spoke about Warsaw's help in the slaughter of Russian missiles over Ukraine

The escalation of the war, according to the White House, will not benefit neither Ukraine nor Poland. The event does not want to give Putin arguments that the war "provoked NATO". The help of Poles in the knocking of Russian missiles over the territory of Ukraine will not be a good support for the fighting country. This is reported by Polskie Radio, said the White House Advisor John Kirby. "Nobody wants to escalate this war," John Kirby said.

He noted that Washington wants to find ways to make Ukraine effective, but they do not want escalation of hostilities. "It would not be good for Ukrainians, it would not be good for the Poles, it would not be good for everyone," says security advisor. At the same time, he stressed that the Polish government should establish and express its own self -defense procedures, repeating once again that the United States did not want escalation.

"We do not want to make Putin arguments that the war provoked NATO that it was a war between Russia and the West or between Russia and the United States," he said, also noting that an assessment of whether there was a specific shooting for a "self -defense" target or "escalation" depends on the circumstances.