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PM Tusk: Standing with Ukraine is a duty for all free nations

24.02.2025 15:15
The Polish Prime Minister spoke on the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and, along with other politicians, attended a National Security Council meeting convened by President Duda following his visit to the U.S.
Polish PM Donald Tusk, Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, and Interior Minister Tomasz Siemoniak at a National Security Council meeting on geopolitics and Ukraine. Warsaw, February 24, 2025.
Polish PM Donald Tusk, Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, and Interior Minister Tomasz Siemoniak at a National Security Council meeting on geopolitics and Ukraine. Warsaw, February 24, 2025.Photo: PAP/Piotr Nowak

Why do all decent people stand by Ukraine today? Why do free nations today pay a tribute to the heroes and victims of this inhuman war? Because this is a war in defense of us all: Ukraine, Poland, Europe and our values. Let no-one try to question the very sense of this fight,” he stated on social media.

On Monday, Donald Tusk attended a meeting of the National Security Council, convened by Poland’s President, where Andrzej Duda briefed government officials and politicians from various parliamentary parties on his recent discussions with members of Donald Trump’s administration in the U.S.

During the CPAC convention, President Duda met with Donald Trump, who reaffirmed his commitment to Poland’s security and praised the country’s high defense spending. Trump also expressed his desire to end the war in Ukraine and called Poland one of the United States’ most reliable allies.

Source: IAR/PAP

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