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Poland's Tusk to Visit Ukraine on Friday
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said he would visit Ukraine on Friday, September 18, with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico for a summit.
- Tusk announced the visit during a press conference in Warsaw.
- Tusk said recent Russian attacks had targeted Ukrainian sites, including gas stations, and that he would assess Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.
- Tusk said he was optimistic about the Visegrád Group’s position on planned European Union sanctions against Russia.
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The Prime Minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, is travelling to Ukraine in a hurry at night to personally assess the consequences of Russian attacks, as reported by radio station RMF24.
The Polish Prime Minister criticized the positions of France and Slovakia regarding a new package of EU anti-Russian sanctions.
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The Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fitso, intends to visit Ukraine on Friday, 18 September, when he reported on his forthcoming visit to Prashov, near the Ukrainian border.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced a night trip through Ukraine to see firsthand the consequences of the Russian attacks. Upon his return, he will present a report on the state of the energy infrastructure there.
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