NATO Country Warns About Troops in Ukraine
One of Ukraine's allies from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization believes sending troops to bolster Kyiv's armed forces will be insufficient to turn the tide in the conflict with Russia. The comments were made on Monday by Jacek Siewiera, head of Poland's National Security Bureau to TVN24, as reported by Russian state-owned news agency Tass.
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