Poland has issued a blunt warning to NATO allies as the war in Ukraine sparks fears of a global conflict.
The country’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the war is entering a “decisive phase” and added a grim three word prognosis – that the threat of a global conflict is “serious and real.”
He said: “The war in the east is entering a decisive phase; we feel that the unknown is approaching.
“The conflict is taking on dramatic proportions. The last few dozen hours have shown that the threat is serious and real when it comes to global conflict.”
His comments came after Ukraine was given the green light to fire British and American missiles into Russian territory.
Russian President Vladimir Putin responded with a huge ballistic missile strike on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, and has warned that Moscow has new missiles that are “ready to be used.”
