– Well, in reality, one bill was vetoed, which in fact replicated the status quo that had existed for three years. Today we are in a completely different moment in history, also regarding Polish-Ukrainian relations, and at a different stage of the war than we were in 2022. And adapting these tools and the assistance—which, I believe, we should continue to provide, also in our own well-understood interest—to the current situation, I think, is a good idea. Of course, we will see what ultimately comes out of the bill that will be passed and signed by the president – stated Michał Dworczyk in 'Piasecki's Conversation' on TVN24.

– At that time, of course, as always in these kinds of situations, which are absolutely extraordinary—and you will admit that war is an exceptional situation. Of course, from today's perspective, historically analyzing all those decisions, one can say: yes, certain things could have been done differently. But in principle, I believe that the decisions made at that time speak very well of the caliber, of the Polish political class – he continued.