Poland is not going to send its troops anywhere – Tusk

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that Poland is currently not considering the possibility of sending its troops and, together with President Zelensky, plans to discuss ways of uniting the West to support Ukraine. He stated this during a joint press conference with Volodymyr Zelenskyi, reports the correspondent UNN.

Countries that say they are ready to send their troops to guarantee the terms of this peace must seriously rethink the definition of the definition of this mission. I am a strong supporter (of the peacekeeping mission – ed.), but as Mr. President Zelenskyi mentioned, about the disappointment of false guarantees, this Budapest memorandum, which directly related to Ukraine,

The Prime Minister of Poland emphasized that, together with Zelenskyi, they plan to discuss in the coming weeks how to unite the West and Ukraine around the support of Ukraine, and not speculate on who and how many troops are ready to be sent to Ukrainian territory.

“We are in Poland, now we are not considering sending Polish troops anywhere,” he emphasized.

We will remind

The High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaya Kallas said that sending peacekeepers to Ukraine is impossible without peace, and the Russian Federation does not seek it.