'Over Our Dead Bodies': Poland's Sikorski Warns Against Returning Frozen Russian Assets
Oct 14, 2026
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski warned that Europe risks losing influence in a world increasingly shaped by the United States, China and Russia, arguing that European countries must strengthen their military capabilities and remain united in supporting Ukraine. Sikorski said Europe should not be overly fearful of Russia, while stressing that the threat remains real. He also took a hard line on frozen Russian assets, saying they should not be returned to Moscow, and argued that Ukraine should not be pressured to capitulate to end the war. His remarks came amid wider European discussions about defence readiness, sanctions on Russia and the future of the international order.
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