Duda on Trump’s strategy in negotiations on Ukraine: It’s part of tough tactic

Polish President Andrzej Duda has commented on US President Donald Trump's strategy toward Ukraine, noting that the American leader's current behavior is part of his tough tactics in the negotiations.
This is reported by PAP, Censor.NET informs.
"I will not say that I feel horrified, I would not use that word. I think this is part of a very tough tactic in these negotiations," the Polish president said, commenting on Trump's actions.
Duda added that during his recent visit to the United States, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy demonstrated "harsh and emotional" behavior in the Oval Office, which, according to the Polish leader, indicates the need for Zelenskyy to return to the negotiation process with the United States.
The Polish president also noted that he was one of the four leaders Trump recently met with and is confident that the American president's main goal is to end the war. However, he expressed concern about how Trump is negotiating with Russian President Vladimir Putin, as the details of these talks remain unknown.
"We don't have any coverage of these talks...We don't know what the situation looks like there," Duda added.
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