Tusk made an application to send troops to Ukraine

Poland will not send soldiers to Ukraine, but will support other countries to express their desire to do so. The country’s prime minister Donald Tusk, RMF24 reported on Monday, February 17, said this.

“Poland is determined to cooperate with security, on the issue of Ukraine and the Russian-Ukrainian War with the EU, with European allies, such as Great Britain and Norway, and, of course, especially in the USA .. such as Europe, we will not be able to effectively help Ukraine, if we do not immediately apply practical measures, ”he said.

Poland, Ukraine, regional security – is required by both Europe and the USA, he said. “In the interests of Europe and the United States, to cooperate as much as possible, despite the disagreements and emotions that can accompany this cooperation,” said Poland’s Prime Minister.

“We do not assume the sending of Polish soldiers to Ukraine’s territory, but we will support countries that can provide guarantees,” Tusk said.

The prime minister emphasized that Poland will continue to support Ukraine in accordance with our abilities: financial, humanitarian and in terms of military assistance.

Remember, on February 17, French President Emmanuel Macron will conduct an emergency summit of European leaders to discuss the situation in Ukraine and European security. The meeting will attend France, Great Britain, Germany, Poland, Italy, Spain and Denmark, which represents the Baltic and Scandinavian countries.