Poland hesitates to join military aid commitments for Ukraine

The Prime Minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, warned that his country will not accelerate the process of joining new commitments for military aid to Ukraine, worth tens of billions of euros.

The statement was made on Friday, following information from diplomatic sources, suggesting that at the NATO summit scheduled for next week, Ukraine could receive financial promises for military aid amounting to 140 billion euros by next year. Tusk emphasized that Poland will carefully analyze these commitments before making a decision. This position reflects a caution in Poland's foreign policy, in the context of ongoing support for Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression.