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Polish PM Donald Tusk warned that “difficult weeks and months” lie ahead for Ukraine and its partners, saying he came to demonstrate that Ukraine is not alone and that Poland stands with it. Tusk said Russia is intensifying attacks aimed at Ukraine’s energy infrastructure and industry. He added that Poland and other countries must prepare for different scenarios, including more “dramatic” ones, while stressing that nobody can say with certainty what will happen.

Polish PM Donald Tusk warned that “difficult weeks and months” lie ahead for Ukraine and its partners, saying he came to demonstrate that Ukraine is not alone and that Poland stands with it. Tusk said Russia is intensifying attacks aimed at Ukraine’s energy infrastructure and industry. He added that Poland and other countries must prepare for different scenarios, including more “dramatic” ones, while stressing that nobody can say with certainty what will happen.

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