Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski said Poland and other neighboring countries are “obliged” to intercept Russian missiles before they enter their airspace, despite NATO’s opposition. Read also: Two injured in Kyiv after Russian missile attack, damage reported Sikorski argued that Poland must protect its citizens, noting that intercepting missiles over Ukraine could risk drawing NATO into the conflict. He emphasized that NATO membership does not exempt countries from safeguarding their own airspace. “It would be legitimate self-defense” to strike missiles before they enter Polish airspa…