Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that the next six months will be absolutely crucial in the context of Russian aggression, and everything possible must be done to provide Ukraine with ammunition and prepare for Europe's defense.

The next six months will be absolutely crucial in the context of Russian aggression, so everything possible must be done to provide Ukraine with ammunition and prepare for the defense of Europe.

All international conversations with various leaders at the level of Brussels, the Weimar Triangle, the Visegrad Group, and the Scandinavian countries are now focused exclusively on how to prepare Europe in case of aggression.

The threat is real, with no country able to ignore it when all allies are talking about it.

The task of the government is to prepare Poland for every possible scenario, including bomb shelters, uniforms, support for territorial defense forces, civil defense, and critical infrastructure.

Poland will accumulate stocks and redirect funds to various solutions related to Russian aggression.

It is necessary to deliver as much ammunition to Ukraine as possible and establish their production within the country over the next six months.

Poland is very active in delivering ammunition to Ukraine.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk hopes that by 28 March, Poland and Ukraine will make joint decisions to address agrarian issues and ensure safety for Polish farmers.

Tusk stated that within two weeks, a solution would be found regarding approval of licences and government consent to allow agricultural products to leave Ukraine.

Tusk indicated that transit of goods might be stopped temporarily if necessary, but emphasized the desire to do so in agreement with Ukrainian authorities.