Karol Nawrocki, the President of Poland, stated at a BBC interview that European countries must assist the United States in its effort to end the war in Ukraine. He added that cooperation with the United States is essential for a swift resolution and urged European leaders to strengthen their support for the U.S. administration’s initiatives. _2_

In the same interview, Nawrocki declared that only the U.S. President, who holds the greatest influence over Russian President bemVladimir Putin/em, can bring about an end to the hostilities. He stressed that the U.S. presidency is uniquely positioned to apply diplomatic pressure and to mobilize international aid to the war zone. The statement was made in light of the current geopolitical tensions and the ongoing conflict in the eastern regions of Ukraine. _3_

Nawrocki’s remarks highlight the importance of U.S.-Polish relations amid the crisis and suggest that continued diplomatic engagement from both sides is pivotal. His comments also reflect the broader European stance that active partnership with the United States could be decisive in achieving peace in Eastern Europe. The Polish leader’s perspective underscores the role of presidential diplomacy in addressing international security challenges.