Poland, which has supported Ukraine throughout the Russian aggression has recently indicated that it will agree to act as a security guarantee for Ukraine in the midst of the raging war.

This development comes as Polish President Andrzej Duda stated that Poland is ready to be a guarantor of Ukraine’s security.

In an interview with CNN, Duda asserted that Volodymyr Zelensky inquired if Poland should be one of Ukraine’s security guarantor states. He further noted that with all of their resources, they are currently supporting Ukraine and as a result, they feel that as neighbours, they have a responsibility to do so.

The Polish leader added that Warsaw will partake in it if Ukraine asks them to become security guarantors and peace guarantors after the war. Several million Ukrainian refugees, who fled the war-torn country in the wake of the Russian aggression have already been sheltered in Poland. Duda continued by stating that Poland refers to Ukrainians as neighbours or guests and that more than two million Ukrainians already live in Poland.