“A real concept.” And he dismantles the theorems on Meloni –

We are in a pre-war phase and war in Europe is a real hypothesis for the first time since 1945. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk interviewed by the media of the Lena consortium, including Repubblica, explains that if Ukraine “loses, no one will be able to feel safe in Europe”. Is war inevitable? “It’s a question that is being asked everywhere… I don’t want to scare anyone, but war is no longer a concept of the past. It’s real, it already started more than two years ago. The most worrying thing is that any scenario is possible This is the first time since 1945 that we have found ourselves in a situation like this. I know it seems devastating, especially for the younger ones, but we have to mentally get used to the arrival of a new era. It’s the pre-war era. I’m not exaggerating. It’s becoming more evident every day”, explains the head of the Polish government. In recent days the trespassing of Russian missiles has raised the level of tension. Warsaw spoke of the possibility for NATO to evaluate the shooting down of missiles that threaten the sky and soil of the countries of the Atlantic pact.

What if Russia were to win the war? “Let’s abandon the “ifs” – Tusk replies to Repubblica – Our main objective must be to protect Ukraine from the Russian invasion and to safeguard its independence and integrity. The fate of Ukraine is above all in our hands. I am referring only to Poland or the EU, but to the entire West.”

The Polish prime minister is asked about his relationship with Giorgia Meloni. “I want to work closely with the Prime Minister”, she replies, “she has already demonstrated that, when it comes to geopolitics and common interests, she is more pro-European and responsible than expected”. Interviewers allude to a “more authoritarian face” than Meloni on the domestic front. “From what I hear from her counterparts, not only in the EPP, even from socialists or liberals, is that Meloni’s positive role in Brussels, in the European Council, is widely appreciated.” is Tusk’s response.