Polish President Andrzej Duda has said that there is no need to send soldiers, particularly Polish ones, to Ukraine as part of a peacekeeping mission. This was reported by the RAR news agency.
“I don’t see such a need. After the end of the war, I believe in strategic co-operation between Ukraine and the USA. I have a completely different concept of stabilising the situation in Ukraine after the end of the war,” Andrzej Duda said (quoted by PAP).
He also added that “if a deal” on rare-earth metals was struck between the USA and Ukraine, “Ukraine will become a strategic place for the USA”, which it “will defend”.
Just to remind you, Polish Defence Minister Vladyslav Kosyniak-Kamysh earlier said that the state ruled out the possibility of sending peacekeeping forces to Ukraine.
