New Delhi, March 11 -- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has condemned Europe's "cowardice" in confronting Russian aggression, accusing the union of lacking the will to act against Vladimir Putin. In a forceful address to parliament, according to a report in the New York Post, Tusk stated: "Our deficit has been the lack of the will to act, having no confidence, and sometimes even cowardice."

He warned that the current climate-exacerbated by US President Donald Trump's decision to halt military aid and intelligence to Ukraine-could leave Europe vulnerable if tougher measures aren't taken against Russia.

Determined not to suffer the same fate as Ukraine, Tusk revealed that Poland is actively pursuing the most advanced defensive capabiliti...