Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has published his own plan for Europe and Ukraine, which he believes will increase the continent's defense capabilities.
Tusk published the three-point plan on the social network X (formerly Twitter).
The head of the Polish government proposed to finance European aid to Ukraine from the frozen assets of the aggressor country russia. About EUR 210 billion of such assets are frozen in Europe.
Tusk also proposes to strengthen air patrols of the European Union's eastern border with russia. He is talking about the Baltic countries.
The third point of Tusk's plan is the rapid adoption of new fiscal rules to finance the security and defense of the European Union.
"Enough talking, it's time to act! Now!", Tusk wrote.
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, on February 19, Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda presented his plan, which contains five points, the implementation of which will allow the European Union to strengthen support for Ukraine.
As we recall, on February 18, the correspondent of the American Fox News channel at the White House, Jacqui Heinrich, stated that the United States and russia are discussing a three-stage peace plan to end the russian-Ukrainian war.
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