The continued involvement of politicians in Poland and Ukraine in the dispute between the two countries is a "strategic mistake" that will leave both sides worse off.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated this in a post on X, according to Ukrinform.
Tusk said that further deepening of the conflict by politicians in Poland and Ukraine was a strategic mistake from which both sides would lose in business, geopolitical, and reputational terms. He added that, as the saying goes, in politics a mistake is worse than a crime. Tusk noted that in discussions with his European partners, he was trying to minimize the damage and reduce tensions, describing it as a difficult task.
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