„There is no problem regarding fuel reserves in Poland.” — Tusk on the 'nasty narrative'

03/03/2026

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Tusk on the 'nasty narrative':

There is no problem regarding fuel reserves in Poland.

Michał Olech

- Signals have emerged, or rather a rather nasty narrative, I must say, from some politicians concerning fuel. That it will run out soon and an attempt to incite panic. We know this from history; it often works effectively - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk during a government session.

- Someone starts talking in connection with some war or another situation, that there will definitely be a shortage of fuel and that soon people will start storming petrol stations, and then people do start storming petrol stations and buying fuel for reserve. Then there is trouble. I want to tell you that there is no problem when it comes to fuel reserves in Poland - he continued.

Michał Olech

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