“I said that there would be no relocation of migrants in Poland, and there won’t be,” declared PM Donald Tusk.

“I said that there would be no relocation of migrants in Poland, and there won’t be,” declared PM Donald Tusk.
“The problem with Nord Stream is not that it was blown up. The problem is that it was built,” declared the Polish prime minister.
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Poland and Hungary have regularly clashed over their difficult positions towards Russia and Ukraine.
The prime minister says he “does not accept this voting”, which “bodes very poorly for the future”.
Distrust in the courts is now much higher than when the government took office promising to restore the rule of law.
“We would also wish that the drone attack on Poland was a mistake. But it wasn’t,” said Poland’s prime minister.
“For our common future, for the security of our alliances, we are waiting for reparations from the German state,” said Karol Nawrocki.
Ursula von der Leyen emphasised the “urgency” of protecting the EU’s frontier from the “predator” Vladimir Putin.
Karol Nawrocki criticised Donald Tusk’s government for overseeing a record budget deficit.
Opposition politicians argued that the lack of a Polish representative marginalises Poland’s position on the international stage.
He also hinted that its current leading figure, 76-year-old Jarosław Kaczyński, is too old.
But the opposition says the government is responsible for “gigantic abuse and misappropriation of funds”.
Meanwhile, a Ukrainian pictured at the event holding a nationalist flag has apologised.
European leaders, including Tusk, issued a joint statement ahead of the Alaska summit, stressing the importance of Ukraine’s involvement in the peace talks.