Leszek Miller: You have to be where the Americans are

- You have to be where the Americans are. If they entered Ukraine, then the postulate that Polish soldiers should also be there makes sense - said Leszek Miller. The guest of the program "Most Important Questions" talked about, among other things, Donald Trump's announcements regarding Ukraine.

Leszek Miller is the guest of Piotr Witwicki and Przemysław Szubartowicz in the new episode of the program "The Most Important Questions".

Monday marks the third anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine . The program quotes one of Prime Minister Donald Tusk's recent tweets: "Why does every decent person stand with Ukraine today? Because this is a war in defense of all of us: Ukraine, Poland, Europe and our values; let no one try to undermine the meaning of this fight."

- I can point out to the Prime Minister who is undermining it. His name is Donald Trump . Perhaps Tusk has some tools to discipline Trump, but I doubt it - commented Leszek Miller.

Speaking further about Donald Trump's approach to supporting Ukraine, Miller appealed: - Let's wait for the facts.

- Let's have our own alternative plans and when necessary we should speak up and either approve the American policy or slightly correct it. I'm not saying to be against it, because that would be suicide - he said.

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According to the former prime minister , the Polish authorities should assume that "we have to be where the Americans are". - If the Americans entered Ukraine, then the postulate that Polish soldiers should also be there makes sense. If the Americans are not there, no Polish soldier should show up there.

- We only have a chance when America is behind us or next to us. After all, Europe does not have its own army, it is extremely weakened. The European Union is directed and governed by some amateurs - added the former prime minister.

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