– In my opinion, there is no French-British peacekeeping mission. Yes [these are speculations] – Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz stated on Polsat News's "Gość Wydarzeń" when asked if it was true that Prime Minister Donald Tusk refused Poland's participation in a peacekeeping mission in Ukraine during Monday's summit in Paris.

As he said: – I was not at that discussion table when the Prime Minister met there. But we discussed it today, of course, and during the Council of Ministers meeting, and the security committee convened, dedicated mainly to this matter.

– Today, there is no coalition of any states planning to send troops to Ukraine. Poland is certainly not sending and will not send troops to Ukraine – he emphasized.

– Poland is not planning to send troops to Ukraine. […] Poland has other roles. It is currently a logistical hub for fighting Ukraine, it must be an infrastructural hub, should a peaceful settlement occur. […] And a fundamental thing – we must secure NATO's eastern flank – he continued.