Karol Nawrocki was in Helsinki on Tuesday. During the press conference, he was asked, among others, about Donald Tusk's words, who stated that he "does not regret any words he has said in his life." It was, among another things, a message whenHe called the current U.S. president Donald Trump a Russian agent. Nawrocki was asked if this had a detrimental effect on Poland's relations with the USA? “This kind of thing should not happen, I consider it imprudent behaviour of Polish policy detrimental to Poland, but happily in Poland and the USA is simply a kind of consensus in which the president of Poland represents Poland in the US, and I will do everything and do everything to take care of our good relations,” the president said.
Donald Tusk felt affected by this message and felt that it should not fall outside Poland. "Consigning to Poland during abroad visits is inappropriate. And it's bad for your country. Right, Mr President?” he wrote on X — .
On this entry Mr Rafał Leśkiewicz later replied.. "The insulting of United States president Donald Trump was shameful. The deficiency of reflection and apology is simply a bad sign of your work for words. Right, Prime Minister?” wrote Rafał Leśkiewicz.
Karol Nawrocki about the war in Ukraine and relations with the US
Presidents of Poland and Finland, Karol Nawrocki and Alexander Stubb on Tuesday during a joint conference in Helsinki were asked, among others, about the request for further sanctions on Russia by the US.
President Nawrocki replied that he could not talk on behalf of the American nation, but in his opinion, further packages of sanctions are necessary. He stressed that the erstwhile sanctions affect the economy of the Russian Federation. “I support further packages of sanctions as well as secondary sanctions,” he noted.
President Stubb stressed that all opportunities should be utilized to put force on the Russian economy and halt buying Russian gas and oil as well as to usage frozen Russian assets.
Stubb besides stressed that any countries in the planet straight or indirectly finance the “Russian war machine” and, as he pointed out, if we were able to impose sanctions on these countries, “we may have any influence on the end of the war.”
“Europe and the United States are now coordinating their sanctions policy towards Russia, and I think that is good news,” he added.
