"As a historian and politician, all I can say present is: Munich. Never again" – Donald Tusk posted specified content. In the next entry, the head of government referred to the words of Volodymyr Zelenski and hit the PiS and the Confederation. The Prime Minister refers to the Munich safety Conference, where the US President's final steps towards the war in Ukraine are the main topic.
Donald Tusk posted an alert on the network referring to the ongoing in Munich Security conference. "As a tourist, I like this place very much. good people, excellent beer, amazing Pinacoteca. As a historian and politician, all I can say present is: Munich. No more“ He stressed on Sunday.
On the same day he besides published another post – this time he recalled the words President of Ukraine. "Volodymyr Zelenski stated yesterday (on Saturday – ed.) that 'Brussels may frustrate some, but if there is no Brussels, Moscow will come'," he wrote.
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“The Ukrainian president understands this, and the Law and the Confederacy do not. Or worse (and more likely), they realize it very well" - said the head of the Polish government.
Munich. Radosław Sikorski: Zelenski warned Europeans
The Minister for abroad Affairs besides spoke Radosław SikorskiThat's in Munich. "Out of the depth of the war suffering of Ukraine, in Munich, president Zelenski warned Europeans that they had a dramatic choice: Brussels or Moscow“ – he said, stressing that “all Polish politicians should yet realize this.”
A safety gathering is taking place in Munich. The conference takes part US representatives, headed by Vice president J. D.Vancemand representatives European Union and Ukraine. 1 of the main topics is the way to end Russian aggression.
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In 1938 in Munich an agreement was signed on the attachment of parts of the territories of Czechoslovakia to the German Reich. It was meant to warrant peace. It was concluded between Germany, Italy, Britain and France, in the absence of CzechoslovakiaEven though her sovereignty was the subject of a meeting.
