Overview
- President Karol Nawrocki confirmed his participation in a teleconference on Ukraine with President Trump and European leaders.
- Prime Minister Donald Tusk did not join the Trump-led call but took part in separate videoconferences with European heads and Ukraine’s President Zelenskiy.
- Contradictory statements from the presidential and prime ministerial offices initially created confusion over who spoke for Poland.
- Analysts warn that the split representation risks undermining Poland’s unified diplomatic signal during the run-up to President Trump’s summit with Putin in Alaska.
- Both leaders publicly support Ukraine’s defense efforts despite diverging views on NATO enlargement and broader EU policy.