Radek Sikorski
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 18 Jun
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As he seems to be maybe even losing in Ukraine, he might do something desperate.
And that's why we need to stay vigilant.
I think if we were talking on the eve of the Russian invasion and we described the correlation of forces in the theatre as they are today...
I don't think we would have predicted that.
Ukraine has won the battle over the Black Sea, a country without a navy, and Ukrainian exports are reaching international markets.
Ukraine has denied Russia air superiority over its territory.
The Russians can drop bombs or launch missiles, but they can't fly over Kiev.
And in the strikes, the Russians are hitting civilian targets.
Ukrainians, much more smartly, are hitting Russia's refining capacity and they are knocking out around 20 percent.
That's not counting today's strikes.
And this is affecting Russia's ability to wage war and also Russia's finances.
We have, as the EU, we have extended a 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine.
Hungary has just unblocked another 7 billion euro financing for military assistance, which means that Putin has to recalculate whether he can afford to carry on with this war for another two years.
The Ukrainian army is the biggest and the most experienced army in Europe on our side.
And yes, they have earned their status as a candidate for the EU through their valour.
But of course, entering the EU is a more complicated business with every passing decade because the body of European law grows.
It should be expedited while Ukraine fulfills all the criteria.
Well, the Balkans is unfinished business.
But remember, Ukraine is a country at war.
There are issues.
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