Margaret Kidawa-Błońska asked about the President. "Good thing it happened."

polsatnews.pl 2 months ago

- It was what it was expected to be. Polish politicians spoke about the same matters, called things by name, showed the same solutions and what is crucial - they showed that they are together - said Marshal of the legislature of Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska in the "Guy of Events", asked about the activity of president Karol Nawrocki and head of the MFA Radosław Sikorski in the USA. "It's besides a good thing it happened," she added.

President of "Guest of Events" Piotr Witwicki recalled that in the Tuesday edition of the euro-deposed programme Beata Szydło welcomed the speech of Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski at the UN. - Could you besides say something good about your fresh abroad activity? Karol Nawrocki- He asked.

- I'm sorry. It was what it was expected to be. Polish politicians talked about the same things, called things by name, showed the same solutions and, most importantly, showed that they were together. A specified symbols in abroad policy are important, especially in the United States. It is besides a good thing that this happened - the Marshal of the legislature replied.

Did Nawrocks affect Trump? "The activity of everyone, including the president, has contributed"

US president Donald Trump stated on Tuesday that Ukraine is able to recover all its territories before 24 February 2022 and the Russian economy is weak. The legislature Marshal was asked if Nawrocki had influence on the acceptance of specified a communicative by the American leader. - I'm certain all European politicians have contributed to this and president Charles Nawrocki and Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski, Prime Minister Donald Tusk and president (France - ed.) Emmanuel Macron. She emphasized everyone.

Kidawa-Błońska stated that Poland should "seek alliances in Europethat United States, with everyone who can be on the democratic side - she stressed.

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