Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki: Ukraine’s failure will mean the West’s failure

Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with “FT” said, “So far he has not found evidence of that. China provides significant military support to Russia“.

“I very much hope that Beijing will not decide to send weapons to Moscow,” said the prime minister of the Polish government.

Morawiecki negatively assessed the prospect of China’s mediation in the peace process in Ukraine, especially after talks between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow last week.

“I don’t believe China is a good mediator in this situation. They are very strongly anti-independence and pro-Russian“- he explained.

“Republicans and Democrats Take Similar Positions on Ukraine and Russia”

The Polish Prime Minister decided that the American Republicans will not back down on UkraineAnd Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ recent comment that Kiev is not in America’s “core national interest” is part of the political game.

Morawiecki said she was initially concerned about DeSantis’ comments, but the Florida governor later walked back some of her demands. “I believe that all this was said against the background of the political tussle in the run-up to next year’s elections,” said the head of the Polish government.

According to Morawicki, both Republicans and Democrats in the United States take similar positions on Ukraine, Russia, and China.

“Pendulum swings toward increasing confidence in Ukraine”

“Ukraine’s failure would mean the West’s failure“Such a defeat would be more than Vietnam,” Morawiecki said. At the same time, he stressed that previously unthinkable measures are being taken to help Kiev, including sending German Panther tanks.

“Poland has announced that it will send MiG-29 fighters to Ukraine, but will not send F16s because these machines are insufficient,” Morawiecki said. However, he said he wouldStrongly discouraged more affluent countries in F16“.

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Morawiecki also supported the delivery of long-range missile systems to Ukraine. He said it Ukrainian guarantees that Kiev will not use such long-range systems to attack Russian territory.

“I see the pendulum swinging towards increasing confidence in Ukraine when it comes to the use of modern weapons,” the head of the Polish government summed up.

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