I don’t want to scare anyone, but the war is no longer a thing of the past. The fact that it started two years ago.”Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said that the world has entered a new era of war.
Referring to the most critical period since the Second World War (1939-1945), Donald Tusk said that it must be accepted that the world has entered a new era of war.
While addressing the press, the thing that Tusk emphasized the most was the next two years, he said the next two years will decide everything. The most worrying thing at this point is that Russia could follow any scenario. The Polish Prime Minister said that the situation in Ukraine is much more difficult than a year ago, but at the same time much better than at the beginning of the war (2022).
Our priority and duty is to protect Ukraine from Russian occupation as well as to protect and see Ukraine as an independent state. The Polish Prime minister has strictly warned that Europe seems to be entering the “pre-war era” but remember that if Europe does so would not feel safe if Ukraine is defeated by Russia.
According to a report by the British Broadcasting Corporation, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk told European media “I don’t want to scare anyone, but the war is no longer a thing of the past, it is real and it started two years ago.”
Keep in mind that Russia has stepped up its bombing of Ukraine in recent weeks. Mr Tusk, a former president of the European Council, said Russian President Vladimir Putin had already blamed Ukraine for the terrorist attack on Moscow’s Croix City Hall without any evidence, and it was obvious that Ukraine was witnessing an increase in violent attacks on civilian targets. Feel the need to justify.
He pointed out that earlier this week, Russia launched hypersonic missiles at Kyiv for the first time in daylight. Tusk used his first foreign interview since returning as Poland’s prime minister late last year to directly appeal to Europe’s leaders to do more to strengthen their defenses.
Regardless of whether Joe Biden or Donald Trump wins November’s US presidential election, he argued that Europe would become a more attractive partner for the US if it became more militarily self-sufficient.
Since Russia launched its all-out war in Ukraine, relations with the West have reached their lowest level since the worst days of the Cold War, although President Putin said this week that Moscow had no aggressive intentions against NATO countries.
He said the idea that Poland would attack the Baltic states and the Czech Republic was absolute nonsense. Calling for immediate military aid to Ukraine, he warned that the next two years of war will decide everything, as we live in the most critical moment since the end of World War II.
