Vladimir Putin is testing Europe’s resolve in his war for Ukraine, says Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski. Speaking to DW’s Richard Walker at the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Berlin, Sikorski described Russia’s attacks on the Ukrainian power system as “war crimes,” saying the situation this winter would be “precarious.” But he said Europe would rally to Ukraine’s support, providing it with the power it needs. Sikorski also spoke out about the stakes of the war for Poland — and how a Russian missile landed near his home in western Poland, far from the Ukrainian front line. He discussed what steps NATO might need to take to protect its territory — and whether shooting down Russian missiles might be the next step.
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