– Indeed, some EU countries would like to send troops there as part of this 'coalition of the willing'. That's why I keep wondering exactly in what capacity Donald Tusk is participating here. Because he is in this 'coalition of the willing', yet he claims we are not sending any troops. Well, that's a bit inconsistent – stated Piotr Müller in the program 'Polityczne Graffiti' on Polsat News.

– We have been providing logistics since the beginning, when the war broke out, and after all, the Jasionka logistics hub and many other logistical routes pass through Poland, so this would essentially be a continuation of that. And if it stopped there, I would consider that okay. However, if they wanted to send troops into Ukraine, then of course I am skeptical – he continued.

– We are already, in fact, the support base for protecting NATO's eastern flank, therefore it would, of course, be necessary to go into details and assess each of these decisions separately, because it's very difficult to generalize them – Müller concluded.