Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that the next 100 days may be…

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that the next 100 days may be decisive in the conflict in Ukraine.

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The next 100 days are considered decisive for the conflict in Ukraine.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk made statements about the conflict's critical phase.
Tusk emphasized that external factors, including decisions by the U.S. leadership, will influence the outcome.
Poland is committed to providing Ukraine with military support.
Tusk mentioned the importance of private individuals and technologies, specifically Elon Musk and Starlink, in shaping the conflict's dynamics.
Tusk discussed cooperation with Ukraine on air defense with President Zelensky.

Tusk criticized the 'Euro-trio' format (France, Germany, UK) and stated that any agreements not involving Poland are not binding for Poland. — kommersant
The meeting between Tusk and Zelensky occurred after the escalation over the naming of a Ukrainian military unit after the heroes of the UPA, which led to a diplomatic rift between Kyiv and Warsaw, including the revocation of Zelensky's highest Polish honor by President Nawrocki. — vedomosti
Tusk mentioned that Poland would consider transferring Patriot missile systems to Ukraine and that Poland wants Ukraine to establish a production facility for Patriot missiles on Polish territory. — vm
Tusk's statement was made in the context of an unidentified flying object falling in southeastern Poland. — vesti
Tusk's statement was preceded by a declaration from Russian President Vladimir Putin that Russia will achieve its goals in the special military operation and will do everything for victory. — m24