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Polish PM Donald Tusk:. Poland Will Not Repeat the Mistakes of Other European Countries, nor Will It Pay for Them

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Polish PM Donald Tusk:Poland will not repeat the mistakes of other European countries, nor will it pay for them.We are firmly defending the border against illegal migration, we have our own asylum policy (we do not accept applications), we...

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Prime Minister Tusk declared that Poland will not repeat the mistakes of other European countries and will not pay for them. He pointed out that his government protects the country from illegal immigration and does not accept asylum applications. "This is what European leaders in Brussels heard from me."

·Warsaw, Poland
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Poland will not repeat the mistakes made by other European countries and will not pay for them, declared Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The head of government emphasized that Poland will be "ruthless" in matters of security, pointing, among other things, to protecting the border against illegal migration.

From 2021, Poland faces increased migratory pressure on the border with Belarus, which the European Union and the Polish authorities accuse of, with the support of Russia, organizing and directing the arrival of migrants from countries in the Middle East and Africa

Donald Tusk addressed the unstable situation in Europe, declaring that Poland does not intend to repeat the mistakes of other countries. The Prime Minister published the post on the X portal on Sunday, while damage assessments were underway in France following Saturday's riots. Krzysztof Bosak responded to the Prime Minister's comments.

Donald Tusk made it clear: Poland does not intend to repeat the mistakes made by other European countries in their migration policy. The Prime Minister announced decisive border protection, law enforcement, and opposition to shifting responsibility for decisions made by others onto Poland. This stance deserves support. Citizen safety should not be the subject of ideological disputes, and an effective migration policy […]

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Do Rzeczy broke the news in Warsaw, Poland on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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