Poland joins Russia talks, Tusk rules out concessions to Moscow

obozrevatel.com (Ukrainian) —

Poland will join negotiations with Russia, Ukraine, and the US as part of the European delegation, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk stating Warsaw will not agree to any concessions favoring Moscow. Tusk emphasized that Europe will present a united front and will not accept changes to European security architecture demanded by Vladimir Putin. He stressed Poland's key role in talks, saying "our time has come." Poland is one of five European nations, alongside Germany, France, Britain, and Italy, representing Europe in the talks. EU Council President Antonio Costa reaffirmed that European and Ukrainian security are inseparable, with the goal of a just and lasting peace.


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