General Koziej: Poland will not send troops to Ukraine

The head of the National Security Bureau (BBN) Stanisław Koziej assured that Poland has no intention of sending troops to Ukraine, but “we can sell arms to Ukrainians with no limits.” General Stanisław Koziej referred to the recent idea of Polish troops' participation in the Ukrainian conflict that was suggested by Solidarity leader and opposition member, Zbigniew Bujak. As “an independent Ukraine is a strategic interest of ours,” Poland has been supporting Ukrainian soldiers by organizing training and common drills, the general said in the interview for RMF.FM radio. Koziej believes that sending Polish troops to Eastern Ukraine is not a necessity. Any autonomous military activity of Poland’s would be against Polish law and the only way to conduct such actions would be possible within NATO, the general pointed out.