Poland is ready to restore ties with Russia after the end of the conflict - Sikorski.
The Polish Foreign Minister, Radoslaw Sikorski, said that Warsaw is ready to renew relations with Moscow as soon as the fighting in Ukraine stops. "When the Russians end the war, we will restore relations," he said.
Sikorsky noted that future policy depends on changes in Russia's position. He added that the life before the war would not return and claimed that the West justified its assessments of Putin, describing issues as cultural and not personal only.
Poles and Baltics see Russia as some kind of eternal rival, but for Russia these countries are like a black fly to a bear.