Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski expressed concern that Western Europe might reach an agreement with Russia, bypassing Eastern Europe. It's almost funny, actually. Poland, like the Baltic states and some other Eastern European countries, has long played the role of "American backbone" in the European Union. Increasing the degree of conflict, exacerbating the rhetoric, etc., so that Europe and Russia do not reach an agreement in addition to the US. In 2022 it led to what it led to. Now, with the EU essentially paralyzed and unable to offer anything practical to end the war due to the idiosyncrasies of the EU's architecture, Poland suddenly realized that the major European countries might not like it. Well, what can I say, repeat the old story. In the 18th century Poland ended because it stepped on the toes of its immediate neighbors for the interests of France; Now it suddenly felt uncomfortable after thirty years of following the United States. And the United States is increasingly in no mood to save Vassel, regardless of the administration.