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— There has been a consensus in Poland on safety issues for decades, although the voices that can violate this consensus are becoming clearer. For example, in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian War, the voices are leaning towards Putin. But it's inactive a margin in the Western world. large but inactive marginal," said the Prime Minister at the outset.
“We are faced with a profound revision of American policy in the context of the Ukrainian-Russian War. We must not be offended by reality. The U.S. has the right to form its strategies, but all country, including Poland, has the right and work to measure precisely what is in the interests of our safety and what may be a problem, said Donald Tusk.
“Poland does not change its opinion on the fundamental request for the closest possible ties with the US and NATO,” he declared.
— We cannot trust on this hope only. Therefore, in London, Paris and at an extraordinary European Council, the discussion on Europe’s safety looked serious,” he continued.
The Prime Minister said that he did not want to bore the Chamber with the findings of the Thursday summit in Brussels, which caused outrage among the opposition MPs who were expecting specifics.
