Addressing the UN Security Council on Thursday, Krzysztof Szczerski said: "We urge Russia to allow full and unimpeded humanitarian access and relief to those in need."
He added: "The safe passage of civilians from different cities affected by Russia’s aggression must be ensured."
"As a neighbour and close friend of Ukraine, we can see first-hand the dramatic humanitarian consequences of this Russian aggression," he also said.
He declared that "in the spirit of solidarity, Poland will continue to admit and provide shelter, food, health care and safety to every person in need."
Szczerskialso said that Ukraine was paying a high price for defending its independence, territorial integrity and democracy.
"The determination and courage of the Ukrainian people inspires the world," he added. "We cannot fail them. It is crucial to show our solidarity with Ukraine and its people by acting now."
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Source: PAP
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