Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that it is difficult to find a more pro-Ukrainian politician than him in Europe, but "it is worth paying attention to the problems with food security."
Tusk considers himself the most pro-Ukrainian politician in Europe
It is difficult to find a more pro-Ukrainian politician in Europe than me, and it is difficult to find a more pro-Ukrainian nation in Europe than the Polish one, but we must also remember the interests of food security of Poland and Europe, Tusk said.
He emphasized that he would like to talk to Macron about the safety of Polish and French farmers, which directly means the safety of both countries.
According to the Polish Prime Minister, one of the topics will also be energy and "a great opportunity for joint projects."
Tusk added that Poland and France should "take a huge responsibility for the security and future of Europe very seriously."
Polish Farmers' Strike: what is known
Polish farmers ended the blockade of the Sheghini-Medyka checkpoint on the morning of February 10.
The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine (SBGS) notes that Polish border guards reported the end of the border blockade at 11:30 a.m.
Two hundred twenty trucks are waiting to enter Ukraine.
Earlier in the telethon broadcast, the SBGS spokesman, Andriy Demchenko, noted that there are about 1,300 cars on the border with Poland at three checkpoints.
