Zelensky thanked the Poles for their support/Channel 24 Collage
< strong _ngcontent-sc128="">President Volodymyr Zelensky thanked the people of Poland, who provide a lot of support to Ukraine. He noted that after winning the war he would be able to go there.
He stressed that it would definitely not be just one city. Channel 24 reports this with reference to a recording of a joint briefing by the head of Ukraine and President of Poland Andrzej Duda on May 22.
He considers residents of all cities beautiful
The President of Ukraine first thanked his colleague. Then he already noted something that expresses gratitude to the entire Polish people. Volodymyr Zelensky said that “absolutely wonderful people in all cities” of Poland. However, now there is no way to go to places where there are now large humanitarian aid hubs or arms supply hubs.
And I can’t go to cities that have accepted our people, especially women, children . There is no way to go and say thank you. But I am sure that when we win it will be one of the first cities that I will visit with pleasure,” the president said.
It should be noted that one of the cities today the president singled out separately – Rzeszow. This settlement was the first to receive the title of a rescue city from Ukraine.
The main thing about the visit of the President of Poland
- Andrzej Duda arrived in Kyiv on May 22. The President spoke in the Verkhovna Rada and assured that relations between our states would become closer.
- The Polish leader also mentioned Russia. He stressed that this state entity should become an outcast in the international arena. Like, after Bucha, Borodyanka and Mariupol “there can be no cases that were before.”
- He also announced a new agreement on good neighborliness, which Poland and Ukraine can sign very soon. “January 2023 will mark the 160th anniversary of the January Uprising, in which de facto our peoples fought against the tsar and wanted to get rid of captivity,” Duda said.
- In addition, an important point is that between our states begins the formation of a common customs space. This will not only speed up the passage of procedures at the border, but also remove most of the corruption risks.
