“The coming weeks will be decisive”: the Prime Minister of Poland reacted to the large-scale attack on Ukraine
The head of the Polish government emphasized that telephone diplomacy with the president of the aggressor state, Vladimir Putin, does not work.
After the massive Russian air attack on the civilian infrastructure of Ukraine on November 17, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that the following weeks will be decisive not only for the war that Russia is waging against our country, but also for the future of the world.
This is stated in his post on the X social network (formerly Twitter).
In the context of a massive missile and drone attack, he emphasized that telephone diplomacy with the president of the aggressor state, Vladimir Putin, does not work, so Ukraine needs real support from the Western countries.
“No one will stop Putin with phone calls. Yesterday's attack, one of the biggest in this war, proved that telephone diplomacy is no substitute for real…
