Poland urges restraint on Ukraine aid at NATO summit, cites border duties
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Warsaw should be cautious about promising additional Ukraine aid at the upcoming NATO summit in Ankara, arguing Poland bears a major burden defending the EU’s eastern border and that any pledges must reflect that responsibility. The alliance is expected to blend existing funding with an EU loan to reach about 70 billion euros for 2026–27, with no new commitments, while Kyiv–Warsaw tensions loom in the background as Nawrocki prepares to attend the summit.
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