Poland’s foreign minister, Radosław Sikorski, has called on US House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) to back Ukraine, cautioning that both the US’s credibility and Ukraine’s future hang in the balance.

Speaker Johnson is facing mounting pressure to approve a foreign aid package, which includes $60 billion for Ukraine’s battle against Russia. The Senate has already approved the $95 billion emergency defense spending bill, but its future in the House remains uncertain due to Johnson’s hesitation to put it up for a vote without border security measures demanded by House GOP members.

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Poland, a neighboring country of Ukraine, has consistently backed Ukraine’s fight against Russia since the invasion began nearly two years ago. Sikorski highlighted the dire situation in Ukraine, stating that Ukrainians are now in defense mode due to a shortage of arms, which is a result of the stalled supplemental aid.

Meanwhile, tensions in the region continue to escalate. Estonia’s Foreign Intelligence Service has warned that Russia is preparing for a potential conflict with NATO.

This comes after Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia would only consider sending troops to Poland, a NATO member, if Poland were to attack Russia.

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