Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated Russia currently views Poland as an enemy aiming to destroy its democratic structure. In an article published by *The Economist*, Sikorski cautioned against appeasing Russia, emphasizing a need to avoid prematurely seeking reconciliation. He asserted that Russia’s desire for peace will dictate any potential negotiations, and Putin will communicate this willingness when ready. Sikorski’s remarks reflect a firm stance against concessions without a clear indication of de-escalation from Moscow. The Minister’s statement underscores Poland’s perspective on the ongoing conflict and its implications for European security. He believes any move toward dialogue should be initiated by Russia demonstrating a genuine commitment to peace.