On Wednesday, the foreign ministers of the Weimar Triangle countries (France, Germany, Poland) held talks in the French capital. Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar also attended the meeting.
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What did Radosław Sikorski say about oil imports to India?
What was Poland's role in the talks between foreign ministers?
What goals did the coalition discuss in Paris?
Does Poland plan to send its soldiers to Ukraine?
The ministers discussed, among others: on the possibility of ending Russian aggression against Ukraine and India's relations with Russia. — We discussed comprehensive strategic relations with the most important partners. Personally, I expressed satisfaction with the decreasing oil imports to India, because this is what finances Putin's war machine, said the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Radosław Sikorski, at a press conference.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot also spoke. The diplomat emphasized that Tuesday's summit of the coalition of the willing showed that European security is being built in Europe, but with the participation of representatives of non-European countries. He added that the coalition stressed its willingness to cooperate militarily to achieve lasting peace. He pointed out that the main goal is to deter future Russian aggression.
Donald Tusk after talks in Paris. “Poland will be the leading country”
On Tuesday, after the meeting of the coalition of those willing, Prime Minister Donald Tusk spoke out. The head of the Polish government stated that “there is an increasingly wider group of countries that are supposed to bring about peace in Ukraine and then make sure that it is not violated.”
— We talked about detailed solutions, how we understand security guarantees and individual countries', he said. Tusk emphasized that “Poland is ready and will certainly complete all logistics tasks.” — There is no expectation of the presence of Polish soldiers in Ukraine, he explained.
— Poland will be a leading country when it comes to logistics and organizational issues. Each task has a national leader. (…) Our presence in the peace process must be key and fundamental, and it will be so – added the Prime Minister.
