Polish Prime Minister Tusk urges pressure on Russia, not Zelenskyy

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that pressure should not be placed on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy regarding territorial concessions. Instead, Tusk emphasized that the focus should be on applying pressure on Russia to cease its aggression. He remarked that appeasement has never led to a just and lasting peace.

Tusk"s comments come amid ongoing discussions about the conflict in Ukraine and the international community"s response to Russia"s actions. His statements reflect a broader sentiment among some leaders advocating for a firm stance against Russia.

For more on related coverage, see previous reports regarding international perspectives on the conflict.