Kolarski explained that it was the Americans who sought a meeting. I'll even say there was a calendar problem, but the U.S. side wanted it, and next day afternoon there'll be a meeting. The BPM chief explained.
The retired general Keith Kellogg is simply a close associate of Donald Trump and a peculiar U.S. envoy for Ukraine and Russia.
Poland only
As he stressed, General Kellog will meet only president Duda in Europe, which he believes demonstrates the importance of the Polish leader on the global stage. Kolarski pointed out that Duda's consistent policy on transatlantic relations and good contacts with Donald Trump and his surroundings made the U.S. emissary for Ukraine want to know his position on peace terms.
What will Andrew Duda say?
But what will the head of the Polish state say? As assured by Kolarski: PThe resident will say what he has consistently presented internationally from the very beginning. I mean, Russia can't win this war.. He later clarified: Russia cannot win this war, which means it cannot succeed. The Russians cannot be convinced, after peace was made, that it was worth attacking for no reason, for no reason, and begin violent aggression on an independent state.
Kolarski noted that the question of the participation of Polish troops in the stabilisation mission in Ukraine is not presently being considered. Referring to the UK Prime Minister's declaration of readiness to send soldiers to Ukraine, the BPM chief stressed that the current talks focus on the issue of ceasefire. He besides pointed out that Europe had not developed a coherent safety strategy or had adequate military capacity to guarantee lasting peace. We all know that the United States is the only warrant of safety and peace, both in Europe and for the full West. He said.
Kolarski believes Vladimir Putin fears only the leaders of the US and China. He pointed out that Trump, according to his electoral announcements, initiated the negotiation process.
Europe and the United States
The head of the BPM besides referred to Europe's current relations with the United States. He noted that Europe had lived in the illusion for a long time, which now dispels Donald Trump's politics. The U.S. head's transaction approach is forcing Europe to change due to the fact that it is besides weak to have a partnership dialog with the fresh US administration. Kolarski warned that a possible division between Europe and the United States would be a dangerous direction.
Poland should consistently conduct a transatlantic policy, which gives us a good starting position in a situation where the arrangement of forces in our part of Europe is reshaping – he said.
