This fall and winter could be decisive - Tusk on Ukraine war
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said he is convinced the coming months will be decisive for the Russia-Ukraine war, and called on partner countries to support Ukraine and prevent a repeat of the Munich Agreement scenario that preceded World War II, Polish television channel Polsat reported on Tuesday.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has warned that the Russia-Ukraine war in the coming months may be a turning point, urging partner nations to support Ukraine and avoid historical blunders reminiscent of the Munich Agreement prior to World War II. Tusk emphasized that the fate of Ukraine is intertwined with the interests of the West, including Poland and the broader free world.
At ceremonies marking the start of World War II in Gdansk, he highlighted the need to learn from past mistakes and forge genuine alliances, rather than relying on individual heroism or misguided appeasement. Tusk sternly warned that the free world cannot tolerate a resurgence of aggressive aggression and contempt, both in Poland and across Europe and the United States.
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