The Daily Populous Saturday December 20th, 2025 day edition
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said during a meeting with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk that unity between Ukraine and Poland is "the scariest thing for Russia".

Source: The Guardian, as reported by European Pravda

Details: Welcoming the Ukrainian president, Tusk also paid personal tribute to Zelenskyy, saying that "your fight is our common fight".

"You are a hero not only in Ukraine, but here in Poland [we] also treat you as a hero," the Polish prime minister said.

Tusk later reiterated his previous comment that Ukraine's fight against Russia is also protecting Poland's independence, which could otherwise be under threat if Russia were enabled to win the war.

In response, Zelenskyy echoed the sentiment, saying: "The scariest thing for Russia is if we are together. Because they definitely cannot defeat the two of us."

Ahead of his meeting with Tusk, Zelenskyy held his first bilateral meeting with Poland's new president, Karol Nawrocki, who said that the visit by his Ukrainian counterpart was good news for Warsaw and Kyiv and bad news for Moscow .

Nawrocki also said that issues of national memory were among the key topics during his talks with Zelenskyy in Warsaw, and that Poland hopes they will be resolved quickly.

Zelenskyy added that without an independent Ukraine, Moscow would come for Poland next.

ShimmiShimmiYah on December 19th, 2025 at 18:40 UTC »

And that's why we constantly see bots and trolls trying to sow division between the 2 countries.

bandita07 on December 19th, 2025 at 18:34 UTC »

But do not forget that behind your backs there are traitors in the EU working (or forced to work) for russia! I as a hungarian will do everything I can to help you in this and weaken the russian ifluence on my country. Our last chance is the next elections in '26. We will get trough this!

Slava Ukraini and Polak, Węgier - dwaj dobrzy przyjaciele, którzy razem walczą i piją wino!

Simburgure on December 19th, 2025 at 18:07 UTC »

Zelenskyy is right. A truly unified Eastern flank, from the Baltics to the Black Sea, is Putin's ultimate geopolitical nightmare. It's the one outcome his "divide and conquer" strategy is designed to prevent.