General Polko about "vassification" Duda. individual had to say it

Andrzej Duda late stated that Donald Trump had nothing to apologize for after his outrageous words about allies soldiers who fought in Afghanistan. Meanwhile, General Roman Polko summed up the attitude of the erstwhile president. He openly said it was "vassification." He besides mentioned what Charles Nawrocki should do in this situation.


– Let me just briefly say that the level of vazelinism, however, besides has its red lines, boundaries, and 1 cannot suck up to the president of the world's largest state, and the strongest, just due to the fact that that's the kind of president that country is," General Roman Polko said at the outset in the "Fact after Facts" program on TVN24.

Polko about Trump's outrageous words and reactions to them

He pointed out what the Italian Prime Minister did in this situation, who found the words of Donald Trump unacceptable. “If individual is talking nonsense, you gotta say like Giorgia Meloni: “My friend, we value you, large that we have worked together, we have built a company of brothers, but what you say is untruthful and it would seem that you should apologize,” added the general.

According to Polko Nawrocki, he should request an apology from the president of the United States. – You can't say "mur by uniform" in 1 sentence, and in the second conviction you can hide your head in the sand and pretend that nothing truly happened, just like sometimes the kiboles at stadiums shout," he said.

What precisely did Trump and Duda say?

During a fresh interview for Fox News, Donald Trump stated that the United States "never needed" NATO support in Afghanistan. – They will say that they sent any soldiers... but they stayed a small behind, distant from the front line," said the president of the United States.

Contrary to this wave of criticism, Andrzej Duda felt Trump's message was not offensive. In his conversation with RMF FM, he emphasized that he saw no reason to apologize. "I see nothing in this message that would justify the word 'sorry', due to the fact that president Trump did not insult anyone," said the erstwhile president.

Duda argued that Trump was looking at the case through the prism of the U.S. engagement scale and the losses suffered by the American army. "If president Trump looks at this from the point of view of how the U.S. Army was active and how many U.S. soldiers died, no NATO army has any comparison with the U.S. Army in terms of losses," he explained.

At the same time, he admitted that the message was "unfortunate and awkward", and the reaction of the Polish authorities was justified. However, he criticized those who publically attacked Trump's words. – Today, those who previously injured Polish uniform and Polish soldiers shout loudly – Andrzej Duda said at the end.