Poland: Europe cannot agree to surrender Ukraine

Polish Prime Minister Donald Task, in a video of his remarks on the EU’s Virtual Social Network on the EU’s virtual meeting with a stance on the Ukrainian war, also criticized US President Donald Trump’s recent decisions about the start of negotiations with Russia.

According to Reuters, Taski claimed that European leaders should resist “submission” against Russia on the issue of Ukraine.

“We cannot accept Ukraine’s surrender to Russia’s cruel demands that include its territorial demands,” he said.

According to Reuters, the leaders of the EU member states are due to hear from French President Emmanuel Macron about the recent visit to Washington and his meeting with Donald Trump in the city.

Macron and Trump on Monday revealed huge differences in their views on Ukraine; The issue that actually revealed the gap between the United States and Europe over Trump’s program to reach a rapid ceasefire agreement with Russia.

“We all hope to end the war quickly, and Europe wants to take the most possible position,” Task said.

He added that Poland will not participate in any so -called “peaceful” mission of Western allies in Ukraine after the ceasefire, while now providing any logistical assistance to Ukraine “even if necessary in the larger dimensions”.

Earlier, Poland President Andy Duda, in an interview referring to Washington -Moscow’s relations in the Trump administration and Trump’s strong criticism against the Ukrainian president, said it would not raise concern, and he would not think Trump would intend to bring Ukraine.

In an interview with the Polisse News network, he said: “A reliable ally, first of all, is the United States that has repeatedly shown over the past hundred years that it can stop and end any armed conflict when it enters the field. “We saw this during World War I, and in World War II, we saw it right here in Europe.”

In the Polish political system, the prime minister is chaired by the government, and decisions about foreign and military policy are made by the prime minister.

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