"Dead Threat". It is about Nawrocki's words about Ukraine

During the election run Karol Nawrocki has repeatedly pointed out that it does not see the anticipation of Ukraine joining both the European Union and NATO if its government has not previously decided to Volyn crime settlement and allowing the exhumation of its victims.

He sealed his declaration by signing a list of 8 requests submitted to him by Sławomir Mentzen during the political talks in Toruń. 1 point contained a clear message: "I will not sign the Act on ratification of Ukraine's accession to NATO‘.

Jacek Siewara about Karol Nawrocki's words about Ukraine in NATO

The president-elect's announcement was addressed on TVN24 by a erstwhile head of the National safety Bureau Jacek Siewara. “For 3 years I had to learn that almost everything can be said in the campaign, or I think that's all today - He said.

Former Associate Andrzej Duda stated that the alienation of Ukraine from the imagination of NATO presence and the country's proximity to Russia is real danger for Europe.

As an example, he pointed out the country's production capacity and the experience he gained during the war. peculiar emphasis on drone issue, pointing out that with the possible cooperation of Kiev and Moscow they can be created up to 1.5 million a year.

– If this number doubles, it will be utilized against Europe. This is simply a deadly threat.The president was talking about. Joe Biden and which besides hangs over Europe present – said Siewiera.

The erstwhile Head of the BBN pointed to the fundamental importance of "continuity of strategical thought" and the request to "preservate the right position".

Karol Nawrocki on “outstanding historical problems”

Karol Nawrocki besides mentioned the request to account for his past after winning the elections, in consequence to the congratulations put on social media by the president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenski.

"Mrs President, thank you for your message. I am counting on the continuation of our countries' partnership, based on common respect and understanding. I believe that this requires not only good dialogue, but solutions to outstanding historical problems," Nawrocki wrote.

‘Poland was the strongest supporter of Ukraine in the fight against Russian aggression"No another nation understands this threat better than we do, and I hope that we will proceed to work together for the common good to regulate the troubled past and together to build a safe future," added the president-elect.

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