Polish Prime Minister: Europe has entered the pre-war era!

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said in his statement to the foreign press that Europe had entered the “pre-war period”.

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk gave an interview to the European press for the first time since taking office. Stating that Europe has entered the “pre-war period”, Tusk said that if Ukraine is defeated by Russia, no one in Europe will feel safe.

“I don’t want to scare anyone, but the war is not a concept from the past, it is real and started 2 years ago,” said the Polish Prime Minister, adding that Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed Ukraine for the Moscow attack without any evidence and that he needed to legitimize attacks on targets in Ukraine. He added that he felt

Tusk, the former President of the European Council, reminded that Russia attacked Kiev with hypersonic missiles during daylight hours at the beginning of the week.

“Poland spends 4 percent of its GDP on defense”

Tusk noted that no matter who wins the US presidential elections in November, the US will be a more attractive partner if Europe becomes militarily self-sufficient. Stating that the issue is not Europe’s military autonomy from the USA or creating parallel structures to NATO, Polish Prime Minister Tusk said that Poland spends 4 percent of its GDP on defense and that other European countries meet the 2 percent of their GDP target. He said it was necessary.
Noting that Russia’s relations with the West have been at their lowest level since the worst days of the Cold War with the start of the Ukraine war, Tusk said that Putin’s idea of ​​attacking Poland, the Baltic countries and the Czech Republic is “complete nonsense”.

“We are experiencing the most critical moment”

Calling for urgent military aid for Ukraine, Tusk stated that the next 2 years of the war will determine everything and said, “We are living the most critical moment since the end of the Second World War.” Noting that the most worrying situation is that “literally every scenario is possible”, Tusk warned: “I know it sounds devastating, especially for the younger generation, but we need to mentally get used to the arrival of a new pre-war era.”