"US President Donald Trump has vowed to end Russia’s war against Ukraine within a few months but has yet to formulate a plan for doing so," President of the Republic of Poland Andrzej Duda said in an interview with the Financial Times, APA reports.
Duda, who will stand down as president in August after completing two five-year terms, said that in the event of a peace deal between Kyiv and Moscow, it was imperative Ukraine was given support to rebuild the economy and “to keep order and security domestically”.
“We are going to help Ukraine also in the future because it is necessary. We do not necessarily have to deploy our troops there.”
If the Trump administration were to invite states other than Ukraine and Russia to the negotiating table “it would be in the interest of Ukraine to have Poland also there”, he said.
“If we look at that reborn Russian imperialism, in this particular case, Polish and Ukrainian interests are convergent,” he added.
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