Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski warned that Russia's war in Ukraine could spread to neighboring NATO member states and escalate regionally. He noted that Poland, serving as NATO's logistics hub for military and civilian support to Ukraine, is becoming a "primary focus" for Russian destabilization efforts in Europe, enduring approximately 4,000 politically motivated cyberattacks daily. Sikorski emphasized that Europe should be prepared to respond robustly to Russia's hybrid attacks and stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin must acknowledge that his initial objectives are unattainable for the war to end.