A new military force of Eastern Europe is being prepared: 'We have more tanks'

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated the need to prepare for emergencies amid tensions with Russia. He said he has stocked up on food at home and checked the location of a shelter. In an interview, Sikorski emphasized Poland's military power, claiming the country spends $50 billion annually on security and that Poland has more tanks and military brigades than Germany, France, and the UK combined.

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski issued a statement on the need to prepare for emergencies amid growing tensions with Russia. In his address, he said he is personally taking practical measures: stocking up on food at home, including rice and canned goods, purchasing a hand pump, and checking the location of the nearest shelter. Sikorski urged citizens to follow safety instructions, noting that 'times are turbulent, it's better to be prepared.' This statement came amid tougher rhetoric from the Polish Foreign Minister. A week earlier, he gave an interview to the Ukrainian publication European Pravda, in which he emphasized the scale of Poland's military buildup. Sikorski stated that the country spends $50 billion annually on security and that Poland has more tanks and military brigades than Germany, France, and the UK combined. The article also references previous publications about Russia preparing new weapons.