Tusk made the statement during a joint press conference with Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker in Warsaw on Thursday, responding to a question about preparations for the EU’s 22nd package of sanctions against Russia, including concerns raised by Slovakia and France, according to an Ukrinform correspondent. Tusk emphasized that consultations on the next package of EU sanctions against Russia are currently underway. He assured that Poland had always stood in solidarity with Ukraine and would continue to engage constructively in this effort. The Polish Prime Minister said France’s position on the matter had “greatly surprised” him, while Slovakia had traditionally taken a “more cautious approach to various sanctions.
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