Polish Prime Minister Tusk assessed the consequences of Ukraine's surrender

The surrender of Ukraine will mean the surrender of the entire West. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said in the social network X (former Twitter) on February 20.

"The forced surrender of Ukraine would mean the surrender of the entire community of the West. With all the consequences arising from this fact," he wrote.

He also urged his entourage not to pretend that they "do not see it."

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Earlier, on February 17, The National Interest magazine said that the conflict in Ukraine is de facto over, further NATO expansion is also over. The magazine wrote that Washington was gradually reducing financial aid to Kiev in order to end the fighting sooner. The authors of the piece believed that under such a situation, Europe would not have enough funds "to support" the Ukrainian troops.

Before that, on February 9, journalist Jackson Hinkle said that the surrender of Ukraine is a way to resolve the conflict without any additional conditions. The journalist noted that this was the only possible solution to the conflict.