“Ukraine, Europe and the US must be fully united and engage in peace talks,” says Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

“Ukraine, Europe and the US must be fully united and engage in peace talks,” says Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
The enthusiasm also boosted Polish companies, with the blue-chip WIG20 index reaching a new all-time high.
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Poland has condemned Russia’s “brutal, unprovoked and unjustified attack” and pledged it “will not leave Ukraine without support”.
The “Bucharest Nine”, a group of eastern NATO member states, will discuss the situation around Ukraine and its impact on regional security.
The West’s “weak” response to Russian actions against Ukraine in 2014 “is why today we have the next stage”, says Poland’s defence minsiter.
“It’s ironic that what Mr Putin did not want to see happen was a stronger NATO on his flank, and that’s exactly what he will see,” said Lloyd Austin.
Poland and the UK pledged to “stand in unity with Ukraine” and warned that “no state can consider any part of Europe as its sphere of influence”.
“Poland’s borders are sacred” and have been “sanctified by the blood” of past generations who defended them, said Mateusz Morawiecki.
The centre in Przemyśl offers assistance to Americans arriving in Poland by land after the US advised its citizens to leave Ukraine.
Russian warned the West that it must “avoid actions that would guarantee the safety of some at the expense of others”.
The interior ministry has previously said it is preparing for up to one million people fleeing potential conflict in Ukraine.
Poland’s foreign minister has arrived in Washington to lobby for the deployment to be made permanent.
The pipeline is a “powerful threat to peace” and a tool of “blackmail” for Putin, said Morawiecki.
Both the Polish and British prime ministers were in Kyiv yesterday.