"If you are so generous, why not give Russia a piece of your land?" Duda responds to supporters of peace in Ukraine through concessions to the Kremlin
Polish President Andrzej Duda insists that Western partners provide Ukraine with everything it needs to achieve a complete victory in the war against Russia. According to him, success in the fight against the aggressor is important not only for Ukraine but also for the whole of Europe.
The Head of State also criticized politicians who offer Ukraine to agree to territorial compromises. He said this in an interview with The Times.
Some Western politicians are nervously watching Russia's successes in the east and half-openly discussing attempts to freeze the war on the current front line. Duda, on the other hand, insists that it would be a catastrophic mistake to cede even an inch of Ukrainian land to Moscow.
The Polish president is outraged by the ideas of some politicians to freeze the war on the current front line. He also suggested that such people should give Russia a part of their territory, as Ukraine is being offered to do.
"If you are so generous to Russia, why not give them a piece of your land? Why should any sovereign country satisfy Russia? On what grounds, let me ask you, does Russia deserve anything – especially someone else's territory?" Duda said.
The front line in Ukraine
Source: deepstatemap
As a reminder, the head of the Presidential Office, Andrii Yermak, said that Ukraine does not support the freezing of the war and seeks its complete end. Crimea and Donbas, occupied by Russia back in 2014, remain an integral part of Ukraine, and this issue is not subject to discussion, but to start negotiations, the situation that existed before February 24, 2022, should be returned.
Earlier, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that when the Victory Plan of Ukraine is implemented, representatives of the aggressor country, Russia, will be able to attend the Global Peace Summit. Then we can talk about the implementation of the Peace Formula. Now Moscow is shying away from real diplomacy.
As reported by OBOZ.UA, Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin said that the war in Ukraine will end in negotiations, and now it is necessary to achieve a "transition period". He also assured of the US support until Kyiv decides when to start the diplomatic process.
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