Polish President Andrzej Duda met his American counterpart Donald Trump on Saturday at a conference of a conservative political action (CPAC). Duda confirmed close relations between Warsaw and Washington and said that the presence of the United States in Europe should be strengthened. TASR writes about this, according to the reports of Reuters and the Notes From Poland portal.
“I said that the security of Poland and Central Europe should be strengthened, but (Trump) said that I should not worry about one of the most trusted allies,” Duda announced after the leaders’ meeting.
Trump called the Polish President a “fantastic man and his (his) great friend” and their meeting according to the White House “confirmed a narrow alliance between countries.
Although the meeting of Trump and Dudu was originally supposed to last longer, the leaders eventually met with an approximately hour of delay around 2.30 pm local time (20.30 h) and they talked together just a few minutes, Informs notes from Poland.
“I am satisfied with the (today) conversation because we discussed the topics that are important to me,“said Duda and announced that Trump promised to visit Poland. However, no date has been set yet.
The Polish President refused to comment on whether they also discussed Wednesday’s exchange of views between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. According to Duda, Trump is interested in “strengthening Ukraine, even through economic ties” and is determined to end the conflict between Kiev and Moscow quickly.
Trump called a green “dictator without elections” on Wednesday, because his five -year term was to end last year, but due to the war state in the country, it was extended by the Ukrainian parliament. The statement of the US President was a reaction to Greeny words that Trump lives in a Russian “disinformation bubble” because he said that Ukraine was responsible for the war.
