Polish presidential candidate Karol Nawrocki calls for Ukraine’s inclusion in peace talks and stresses Poland’s role in ensuring European security through economic and diplomatic support.
Kyiv Must Have a Seat at the Table
During his recent visit to Złotów, Poland, presidential candidate Karol Nawrocki emphasized the importance of Ukraine’s participation in any future peace talks regarding the war with Russia. Nawrocki, a vocal opponent of the Russian Federation, stressed that discussions about Ukraine’s future must not happen behind the country’s back, recalling Poland’s historical experiences with similar situations. He firmly supported Ukraine’s right to be part of the negotiations while underscoring Poland’s commitment to assisting Ukraine in its recovery. “I see Polish entrepreneurs, not soldiers, in Ukraine,” he stated, advocating for economic support over military involvement.
Poland’s Role in a Secure Europe
Nawrocki also addressed broader European security concerns, referencing U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance’s recent remarks in Munich about Europe’s political and economic challenges. He highlighted the need for Poland and the European Union to take responsibility for building a stable and secure future. Investments in infrastructure and healthcare, particularly in regions like Złotów, were presented as examples of Poland’s commitment to balanced national development. Nawrocki concluded by reiterating his vision for a proactive Poland in European affairs, dedicated to peace and economic growth while firmly supporting Ukraine’s independence.