USA. Donald Trump about Russia and Ukraine. Bartłomiej Sienkiewicz comments

President USA Donald Trump In the Friday post on your Truth Social website threatened Russia by introducing additional sanctionsas long as – as he put – no weapon suspension and the final peace agreement will be reached. “Come at the table before it is too late,” he called Ukraine and Russia US leader.

Guest of “Facts after Facts” on TVN24 Bartłomiej SienkiewiczMEP of the Civic Coalition, former head of the Ministry of the Interior and co -creator of the Eastern Studies Center, said, referring to this situation, that in two weeks, maybe another Trump's entry would be released, in which he will inform him that he “takes off these sanctions”.

– The management of the world empire, from which the security of Europe and the world hangs, with the help of tweets that change as to their being, is the introduction of absolute chaos into international relations and a serious security crisis in Europe, confronted with Russian aggression and Russian imperialism – noted Sienkiewicz.

Also on Friday, Trump announced that he “still believes” the President of Russia Vladimir Putinthat he wants to end War in Ukraine. The US president also admitted that “he is harder to talk to Ukrainians.”

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Sienkiewicz, asked if the American president wants a reset with Russia, replied that Trump was constantly looking for a “rational lining of this chaotic communication”, this “panic spreading in the world.” – This is the wrong approach. We are dealing with a man so in love with himself that he is looking for partners only as great as him. This is the policy of an egotyka, not a chess master – said Sienkiewicz.

The former head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration said that the problem is not how Trump behaves, and “how we will react to it”. He pointed out that we are dealing with “the most serious crisis in Europe since the eighties”. – And here, in fact, the essence of the matter – emphasized the interlocutor “Facts after facts”.

Sienkiewicz pointed out that “he would run away from a relief” that Trump would cease to be in four years President of the United States. – The question is, what will happen for four years? For now, we are witnessing the progressive Russian aggression in Ukraine, doubts about the US key alliance with Europe, and we are not clear how the US trade policy with Europe will be – he pointed out.

– We are already dealing with a fundamental crisis of values, the way of politics and any peace perspective on a globe scale. This is the effect of six weeks of Trump. All the rest is secondary – said the guest “Facts after Facts”.

Sienkiewicz repeated that “the question is how we will behave as Poland and Europe” therefore the biggest challenge. The MEP of the Civic Coalition mentioned that in the European Parliament things “are happening very slowly”. – However, this is the acceleration that is going now European Unionin such strategic self -awareness is something unusual – he emphasized. According to MEP KO, “awareness of threat, weight awareness, and the need to act together in Europe is very high.” Sienkiewicz referred to Friday peak in Brusselswhere declarations for EUR 800 billion were made to invest in Europe's defense. – It's a lot. With the potential they have European Union countries Together, it is equal potential, and in some issues that definitely exceed Russia's military potential – he assessed.

– If this potential is used for hard scares, we are able to avoid the worst and, regardless of transatlantic turbulence, to protect Europeans, our countries and the European Union, from the hot war – added the guest of TVN24.

Sienkiewicz referred to Donald Tusk's Friday speech in the Sejm, during which the Prime Minister presented information on the international situation and security of Poland. Tusk said that “Russia would be helpless towards the United Europe, when we unite efforts for wise reinforcement.”

Sienkiewicz estimated that Tusk's speech was “serious and dramatic and at the same time calm.” “I haven't heard such a tone in the Polish parliament so far,” he said. Referring to the critical voices of the opposition, Sienkiewicz pointed out that “it is important at the moment whether we are able to ensure the safety of Poles as a state as a nation and as a fragment of Europe.”