Poland was not invited to the peace talks for Ukraine, provoking outrage from the opposition which accuses Donald Tusk of incompetence.

Poland is in a state of outrage after being excluded from the peace talks regarding Ukraine, which were attended by leaders from the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Ukraine. This is the second time that Warsaw has not been invited to an important summit, having also been omitted from the meeting in Geneva. The opposition, especially the nationalist camp around President Karol Nawrocki, accuses Prime Minister Donald Tusk of incompetence, emphasizing that Poland's absence is evidence of his diplomatic failure.

Poland plays a crucial role in supporting Ukraine, hosting a large number of refugees and acting as a supply center. It is also the largest per capita donor to NATO for defense. Tusk acknowledged the frustrations regarding Poland's absence but tried to downplay the impact of this exclusion, stating that not everyone desires Poland's presence in international discussions. The Polish government stated that the format of the meeting was proposed by the British Prime Minister and that Poland remains involved in discussions with Ukraine.