Poland hosted a meeting of the prime ministers of the "Lublin Triangle" countries, Prime Minister Denis Schmigal attended it remotely.
This is reported by Polsat News.
"The circumstances of this meeting are very sad and dramatic. One of the partners of the Lublin Triangle is at war, and the aggressor, the Russian state, wants to threaten all of Europe," Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said.
"Moscow's fist strikes crudely and blindly, there is carnage in Ukraine. There will be no return to 'business as usual' with Russia," he stressed.
At the same time, he said, Russia continues to use natural resources as a means of pressure on Europe.
"Polish and Lithuanian hearts fight to the rhythm of freedom in Ukraine. We will do everything for Ukraine to remain free and sovereign," assured the head of the Polish government.
Morawiecki also proposed the creation of a special fund to restore Ukraine from the frozen assets of the Russian state and oligarchs. He also added that another package of sanctions against Russia was being prepared.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Shimonite stressed that "Ukraine is fighting for peace for all of us." "All of Lithuania is with Ukraine until the end of this terrible war," she added.
