Mark Brzezinski, the U.S. Ambassador to Poland, said that the country, which has taken in more than two million Ukrainian refugees in past three weeks, is “committed” to Ukraine’s “freedom and sovereignty.”
" from Warsaw, he noted that in that city alone there are 300,000 Ukrainian refugees, which he said accounts for 10% of the city’s population.
Russia's lack of swift victory, international condemnation, and economic sanctions along with devastation and civilian losses across Ukraine have brought both countries to the negotiation table, but fighting — including a critical struggle for the city of Mariupol — continues.Russia's army has been repeatedly stalled by Ukraine's military determination and will to save their homeland, resulting in a slowed attack and severe losses for Russia.
Brzezinski said it is uncertain how long the war will last and that"we don’t know what [Russian President Vladimir] Putin will do next," but"in the meantime, tough sanctions [and] supporting the refugees is the approach the Poles, with the support by the Americans, is taking."He acknowledged that"Poland has taken on enormous weight and responsibility" by accepting large number of Ukrainian refugees.
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