Former head of Poland's National Security Bureau discusses the border situation and Trump's pressure.
According to Stanislav Kozey, the shortage of Patriot missiles is the most pressing issue, as American stockpiles are depleted, and Ukraine can more quickly deploy its own production. General Kozey suggests that NATO create a forward area of anti-missile defense to intercept missiles with dual-use capabilities and demands that efforts be coordinated to protect borders.
Former head of the National Bank of Poland, Stanislaw Koziej, called for postponing political disputes between Kyiv and Warsaw in order to establish an efficient exchange of information about drones and missiles.
According to Stanislav Kozeya, the shortage of missiles for Patriot systems is the most pressing issue, as American stockpiles are depleted, and Ukraine can potentially begin its own production more quickly.
General Kozey proposes that NATO establish a forward defense zone for missile defense, specifically to intercept missiles with both military and civilian applications, and he demanded that the alliance coordinate its efforts to protect its borders.