Even allies will stop taking Europe seriously if it is weak and divided, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said.
"No one will take a weak and divided Europe seriously. neither enemies nor allies. This is already clear. We must finally believe in our strength, we must continue to arm ourselves, we must remain united like never before. One for all and all for one. Otherwise, we're done," Tusk wrote on X in English.
This is how the Prime Minister of Poland reacted to the recent actions of the US in the international arena, the attack on Venezuela, as well as to the statements of US President Donald Trump regarding Washington's territorial claims, including Greenland, which is part of Denmark.
On January 5, Trump announced that the United States needs Greenland for reasons of national security.
