Duda underlines Ukraine's role in peace talks, recalls WWII mistakes
Polish President Andrzej Duda stressed the importance of Ukraine's presence in a possible peace negotiations in his recent interview with the Trwam TV channel, Radio Maryja reported on Oct. 30.
"It is impossible to reach any agreements on Ukraine's future without including Ukraine," he said, drawing parallels with Poland's exclusion from peace talks at the end of World War II.
"We must make sure at all costs that such practices never happen again."
Duda also stressed that it is in Poland's interest to support an independent Ukraine and its integration into Europe and NATO.
"It is in our interest to have a border between the dangerous imperial Russia and the free world. I don't know what has to happen for Russia to become part of the free world. Russia is just Russia, as it has been for centuries.”
On Oct. 28, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that the second peace summit could be hosted in India.
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