Sikorski sticks a needle in Nawrocki: I'm counting on our MAGA president

US President Donald Trump announced on Friday that he had a successful conversation with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, during which it was agreed that Russia would supply diesel fuel to the global and American markets. "I just concluded an extremely successful conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin during which it was agreed that Russia will immediately deliver over 300,000 tons of diesel fuel to the U.S. and global markets, another 500,000 tons in November, and then immediately another 1,000,000 tons," Trump wrote on his Truth Social website.

Sikorski and the foreign ministers of Germany - Johann Wadephul, Norway - Espen Barth Eide and Great Britain - Ed Miliband were asked about this decision during a panel at the Warsaw Security Forum.

A Polish journalist asked President Trump this question in Washington, and he replied that he helped elect our president - Sikorski noted at the beginning and expanded on his thought: So I am counting on our MAGA president to take advantage of the friendship between him and President Trump to do two things: ensure the creation of a permanent American base in Poland and to convince him that Putin is the aggressor and Zelensky is the victim of aggression, and the war ends by convincing the aggressor to reduce his ambitions, and not by asking the victim to capitulation - emphasized the head of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The other panelists were less sarcastic

In turn, Johann Wadephul said that Europe should "stick to its course." He stressed that we are at a moment when the sanctions regime should not be abolished, but should be strengthened. And that's exactly what the European Union did yesterday (Monday), imposing sanctions on another 1,600. people, companies and entities - he said.

Espen Barth Eide emphasized that the end of the war in Ukraine will have far-reaching consequences for the future of European security. We want this to end in a good way for us and Ukraine. This is our number one goal, he said.