Tusk plans to visit Kyiv "in coming days", wants to discuss details of visit with Duda
On Monday, January 15, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk plans to meet with President Andrzej Duda to discuss, among other things, his upcoming visit to Kyiv.
He said this in an interview with Polish media on January 12, Censor.NET reports with reference to European Pravda.
According to Tusk, at the moment of the current political crisis related to the detention of convicted former Polish Interior Ministry officials, he "addressed Mr. President with a proposal to meet as soon as possible, vis-a-vis."
The Polish prime minister added that at the meeting with Duda he wanted to "discuss the details and purpose" of his visit to Kyiv, which Tusk said would take place "in the coming days."
"For both of us - the president also took an active part in this - the situation in Ukraine and at the front is the number one issue for Polish security. Other issues need to be addressed, such as the interests of Polish carriers. So we have a lot to talk about in Kyiv," he emphasized.
"And I really want the Ukrainian issues, the war and the broader security issue, as well as the policy towards Russia to be common. I want not only the president and the prime minister, but also the Polish state as a whole to act in solidarity on these issues," Tusk added.
In recent months, Kyiv and Warsaw have faced a number of problems in their relations, ranging from Poland's embargo on imports of Ukrainian agricultural products to Polish carriers blocking the border.
