Tusk: "I can't listen to politicians who talk about war fatigue in Ukraine anymore"
This week he travels to Brussels to urge EU allies to defend Ukraine
Poland's new Prime Minister Donald Tusk says his government will demand that the West mobilize to help Ukraine.
Source. He said this in a speech in the Polish parliament, Ukrainska Pravda reports.
"I can no longer listen to politicians who talk about fatigue from the war in Ukraine. They tell President Zelensky that they are tired of the situation," Tusk said.
According to him, the Polish authorities should be persistent when it comes to protecting the interests of Polish farmers, in particular.
"But we must remember what the war is about. That Ukrainians are fighting for something extremely important, that their battle began on the Maidan, that they are fighting to join the community of the Western world. They want Ukraine to be a democratic, rule-of-law state, like Western countries. And they are fighting for it now," Tusk said.
He reminded that this week he is going to Brussels to convince EU allies to defend Ukraine.
"Only a united West can help Ukraine win the fight for democratic values," the Polish prime minister added.
The day before, the Polish parliament instructed the leader of the Civic Platform party and former head of the European Council Donald Tusk to form a new government. He had already headed the Polish government in 2007-2014.
Background. As reported, Tusk's government should start working on December 13 at the earliest, after taking the oath of office before the Polish president.
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