Müller: Ukraine's WTO Complaint Leaves Us Unimpressed

18/09/2023

20:26

Müller:

Ukraine's WTO Complaint Leaves Us Unimpressed

Michał Olech

“Certainly, one can say that we are acting in this way [like friends] because we are indeed supporting Ukraine against the Russian aggression, also because it is a matter of our security, let's be frank. The risk of Ukraine losing is a danger for Poland and other countries in Central and Eastern Europe, which is why we support Ukraine. However, it cannot be the case that when our economic or agricultural interests are threatened, we will somehow back down from such moral pressure or some other kind of legal pressure, as is the case here. I would like this to be clearly understood: we are maintaining our position. Such a complaint to the WTO, so to speak, leaves us unimpressed in the sense that we have no reason to withdraw from the embargo we have introduced,” stated Piotr Müller in an interview with Bogdan Rymanowski on the program “Gość Wydarzeń” on Polsat News.

Michał Olech

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