On April 25, 2024, Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski presented in Parliament Poland's most comprehensive foreign policy to date, emphasizing the security of Poland and the EU's eastern border as top priority amid ongoing war tensions with Russia. Poland will continue military buildup and plans to open a permanent U.S. military base in Redzikowo later in 2024. Sikorski revealed Poland has spent $9 billion supporting Ukraine through 44 aid packages and has granted Polish ID to 950,000 Ukrainians taking refuge in Poland. He underscored Poland's commitment to Ukraine’s EU membership and euro-atlantic integration as a matter of security and pledged strong regional cooperation with Germany, France, Nordic, Baltic states, Czechia, and Romania. Sikorski warned that the war's outcome hinges on either defeating Russian forces beyond Ukraine’s borders or facing Russian forces on Poland's borders.

On April 25, 2024, Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski presented in Parliament Poland's most comprehensive foreign policy to date, emphasizing the security of Poland and the EU's eastern border as top priority amid ongoing war tensions with Russia. Poland will continue military buildup and plans to open a permanent U.S. military base in Redzikowo later in 2024. Sikorski revealed Poland has spent $9 billion supporting Ukraine through 44 aid packages and has granted Polish ID to 950,000 Ukrainians taking refuge in Poland. He underscored Poland's commitment to Ukraine’s EU membership and euro-atlantic integration as a matter of security and pledged strong regional cooperation with Germany, France, Nordic, Baltic states, Czechia, and Romania. Sikorski warned that the war's outcome hinges on either defeating Russian forces beyond Ukraine’s borders or facing Russian forces on Poland's borders.