Marcin Przydacz, head of the International Policy Office at the President’s Secretariat, revealed what Karol Nawrocki discussed with Donald Trump during a teleconference. Nawrocki offered Trump advice ahead of the U.S. President’s meeting with Vladimir Putin.
Przydacz: Nawrocki spoke about the need for hard language
On Wednesday, August 13, Karol Nawrocki took part in a teleconference of European leaders with Donald Trump. Marcin Przydacz, head of the International Policy Office in the President’s Secretariat, told Polsat News about the behind‑the‑scenes of that conversation. He said that Nawrocki gave the U.S. President advice regarding negotiations with Vladimir Putin.
Spotkanie Donalda Trumpa z Władimirem Putinem
On Friday at 9 pm Polish time, a meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin is set to start in Alaska. “I can imagine a situation where these talks bring no concrete results in the face of Putin’s overreach,” Przydacz said. According to him, Donald Trump wants an end to the war in Ukraine, but he cannot agree to certain conditions.
Tusk must realize that nothing will be settled with Trump
Przydacz also commented on the confusion surrounding Nawrocki’s participation in the Wednesday teleconference. Earlier on Tuesday, government spokesperson Adam Szłapka announced that Donald Tusk would represent Poland during the talk. “We didn’t even need to ask the Americans to let President Nawrocki, not Donald Tusk, take part in the talks with Trump. Tusk must realize that nothing will be settled with Trump and no one wants him there,” Przydacz said.
