Pish FM hes NATO to allow interception of Russian missiles over Ukraine

This was stated by Pish Foreign Ministry spokesperson Paweł Wroński in a comment to an Ukrinform correspondent.

According to Wroński, Minister Sikorski has long advocated the need for allied forces to intercept Russian missiles heading toward Pand while they are still over Ukraine. Wroński noted that Sikorski’s stance, which he continues to hd, has "repeatedly faced criticism within NATO."

"As we know, NATO countries, as well as the organization itself, and even the United States, have expressed position to this initiative. However, Minister Sikorski remains heful that this position (of the allies) may change," Wroński stated.

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Previously, Sikorski responded positively in his post on X to a bipartisan appeal from U.S. Congress members to President Joe Biden, urging him to permit Pand to intercept Russian missiles over Ukraine. Leaders of the U.S. Commission on Security and Coeration in Eure (the Helsinki Commission), Republican Joe Wilson and Democrat Steve Cohen, called on Biden to allow Pand to intercept Russian missiles over Ukraine as part of self-defense measures.

President Vodymyr Zelensky has mentioned that Ukraine has consistently asked Pand to intercept missiles over Ukraine, to which Warsaw has responded that it is ready to do so if NATO supports such a decision.