During his visit to Kyiv, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that Poland had joined the declaration of the Group of Seven countries on "security guarantees" for Ukraine. Tusk made the announcement on social network X.
Premier @DonaldTusk w #Kijów: Będziemy współpracować również w innych formatach. Polska dołączyła do deklaracji grupy G7 - ta deklaracja ma mobilizować kraje demokratyczne na rzecz wsparcia Ukrainy.
— Kancelaria Premiera (@PremierRP) January 22, 2024
"Poland has joined the G7 declaration, a declaration that aims to mobilize democratic countries in support of Ukraine," Tusk said.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky expressed gratitude for this readiness and called the talks with Tusk "very effective." In particular, the parties discussed Poland's financial support for the purchase of weapons for Ukraine and joint production of weapons.
"At a time when we are defending not only our independence but also the freedom of other nations, solidarity with Ukraine cannot be destroyed by any circumstances," the Ukrainian president said, adding that all disagreements between Kyiv and Warsaw could be resolved through intergovernmental negotiations.
