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    Poland sidelined in Russia-Ukraine peace talks

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    1. Themetalin on

      Poland was excluded from the ongoing Russia-Ukraine peace talks in Geneva at which Germany, France and the UK have played a role.

      Representatives of the informal E3 group of France, Germany and the UK, as well as the European Union, the US and Ukraine met to discuss the 28-point peace plan for Ukraine proposed by Washington.

      There was no place for Poland, though, despite it having acted as the hub for military and humanitarian aid for Ukraine since the start of the Russian invasion in 2022.

      That was commented on by opposition Conservative PiS MEP Adam Bielan.

      “Prime Minister Donald Tusk boasts about Poland’s excellent position in Europe, [Deputy PM] Radosław Sikorski boasts that he enjoys an excellent position as foreign minister but when push comes to it, the leaders of four countries meet: Italy, France, Germany, the United Kingdom.

      “Poland is absent,” he told commercial broadcaster Polsat News.

    4. Plus_Calligrapher_93 on

      Kaczyński wanted send Polish troops to Ukraine than he change his mind, Tusk had to deny that he wants send our troops, so from european side only countries who wants send troops talks with americans. Why anyone is suprised ? How much bigger arr E3 economies? And if PiS cries so loud can they give one example where E3 position on Ukraine is against Polish wishes ?

    6. lordbaysel on

      That’s direct result of multiple politicians, from different sides, saying “we will support Ukraine no matter what” and similar, for years. There is nothing to discuss with us, cause we are not sane and sensible enough to make demands when some abstract “honour” is at stake. Had we actually treated this as a buisness relation that can be stopped at any time- maybe closed the road for convoy or two with support, at least for a while, refuse passagge for some particularly controversial politician – then maybe, just maybe, somebody would treat us as a player not a pawn.