Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenski understands that if there is no Brussels, Moscow will come; the PiS and the Confederacy will not come – he assessed on Sunday on the X portal Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
The head of the Polish government on Sunday on platform X referred to the terrorist attack in Munich. On Thursday, a 24-year-old Afghan drove a car into a group of people injured by nearly 30 people.
The Prime Minister admitted that as a tourist he likes Munich. "Nice people, excellent beer, Pinakoteka" - he mentioned. "As a historian and politician, all I can say present is: MONACHIUM. Never more" - said Tusk.
As a tourist I truly like this place. good people, perfect beer, amazing Pinakothek. As a storytorian and political the only thing I can say present is: MUNICH. NEVER AGAIN.
— Donald Tusk (@donaldtusk) February 16, 2025"Their behaviour leaves no illusions"
In his another entries, Tusk struck his political opponents and accused them of pro-Russianism.
"Volodymyr Zelenski stated yesterday that «Brussels may frustrate some, but if there is no Brussels, Moscow will come» - he pointed out. "Ukrainian president understands that, and the Law and the Confederacy do not. Or even worse (and more likely), they realize it very well" - added Tusk.
Volodymyr @ZelenskyyUa stated yesterday that "Brussels may frustrate some, but if there is no Brussels, Moscow will come". The Ukrainian president understands that, and the Law and the Confederacy do not. Or even worse (and more likely), they realize it very well.
— Donald Tusk (@donaldtusk) February 16, 2025"Imagine how hard Poland would be present if Poles did not remove this (more clearly) pro-Russian and anti-European squad from power; their behaviour in fresh days leaves no illusions," he stressed.
Previously, the Prime Minister called on social media to urgently prepare a European action plan for the future of Ukraine and for the region's security. "Europe urgently needs its own action plan for Ukraine and our security, otherwise another global players will decide on our future. Not necessarily in accordance with our interests. This plan must be prepared now. There is no time to waste" - said Tusk.
What did Zelenski say?
On Saturday, the second day of the Munich safety Conference, president Zelenski said, among others, that the most influential associate of NATO seems to be Russian leader Vladimir Putin, due to the fact that "his whims may block NATO decisions". "And this despite the fact that it was the Ukrainian army that stopped Russia - the NATO country did not, not NATO troops, but only our nation and army," he stated.
In 1938, a alleged Munich Agreement was concluded on the attachment of parts of the territories of Czechoslovakia to the German Reich.
PAP
