Polish defence minister says supplying arms to Ukraine is last option


WARSAW (Reuters) - Supplying arms to Ukraine is a final option, but one worth avoiding, as it could trigger an escalation of the conflict in the country's east, Polish Defence Minister Tomasz Siemoniak said on Tuesday.

"Supplying arms to Ukraine is the last potential option, and it is worth avoiding it," he told public radio Jedynka.

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