This is reported by Espreso TV.
In his statement, Andrzej Duda emphasized that great nations can come together at crucial moments in history. He believes that Poland and Ukraine are great nations with a shared history, culture, and a promising future. Despite the significant differences that separate them, they are not afraid to address the most difficult topics of their common history. Duda cited their joint visit to the cemeteries in Lviv as an example of how they can build relations based on truth and mutual trust.
Duda acknowledged that invaders and opponents had attempted to divide them in the past and were still trying to do so.
"That is why from here we are sending a clear message to Moscow: you can’t make us fight. You can’t tear us apart. Never again!" declared the President of Poland.
He pledged Poland's unwavering support for a free Ukraine.
"Poland's backing for a free Ukraine has, is, and will always remain above political disagreements, regardless of which political party holds power, be it left or right. This solidarity was evident during the Orange Revolution when the then-president Alexander Kwasniewski was among the prominent figures supporting Ukraine. The same support was shown during Kaczyński's presidency and the Revolution of Dignity. Presently, as Ukraine undergoes trying times, Poland's commitment to Ukraine remains unwavering. You defend the independence of your Motherland. With weapons in your hands.This commitment to Ukraine will continue in the future,” said the Polish president.
On the morning of April 5, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived on an official visit to Poland, where he met with his Polish counterpart Andrzej Duda, who presented Zelenskyy with the highest award of Poland.
In Poland, the visit of the President of Ukraine and his wife is perceived as a big event and as a symbol of indomitability.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Prime Minister of Poland Mateusz Morawiecki signed a letter of intent to cooperate on the supply of defense equipment.