Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has condemned opposition presidential candidate Karol Nawrocki for claiming that Ukraine should not be part of the EU or NATO. Source: European Pravda, citing Tusk on X (Twitter) Details: In response to Nawrocki's remarks,

The Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rejected the "manipulative statements" of Karol Nawrocki, a Polish presidential candidate supported by the socially-conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party's,

"Such statements indicate that the Polish politician prioritizes short-term political considerations over the strategic security interests of his own country," Ukraine's Foreign Ministry said.

Polish presidential candidate Karol Nawrocki, supported by the opposition Law and Justice party, said that he does not see the Ukraine of today in the EU or NATO. Source: Nawrocki on air with Polsat News,

The opposition presidential candidate in Poland, Karol Nawrocki, said that he does not see Ukraine as part of the EU or NATO. Prime Minister Donald Tusk condemned his remarks on X. Tusk addressed the leader of the Law and Justice party,

According to Radio Poland, Karol Nawrocki stated on Polsat News that he currently "does not see Ukraine" in either the EU or NATO until "civilizational issues" important to Poles are resolved, referring to Kyiv's position on the exhumation in Volyn region.

Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rejected statements made by Polish presidential candidate Karol Nawrocki who claimed that Ukraine should not be a member of NATO or the EU due to unresolved historical issues.

Professor Antoni Dudek criticized Karol Nawrocki for his harsh governance methods and ruthless determination, warning that he could destabilize Polish politics. Emerging evidence also raises serious concerns about Nawrocki's ties to criminal figures.