'The Polish position is that there should be no restrictions in this regard,' said Cezary Tomczyk, deputy defense minster.
Poland has given Ukraine the green light to use weapons supplied by Warsaw to strike targets inside Russia.In an interview with Poland's Radio Zet, Cezary Tomczyk, the deputy defense minster, said Warsaw 'does not apply any restrictions when it comes to the use of Polish weapons by Ukrainians.
'We think we should allow them to neutralize military sites from which missiles are fired, military sites from which Ukraine is attacked, but we shouldn't allow them to hit other targets in Russia and civilian or other military sites in Russia.'Ukrainian soil is being attacked from bases in Russia. So how do we explain to the Ukrainians that we're going to have to protect these towns ...
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