Tusk announced the "truce" after his conversation with Zelensky

On Friday, August 8, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, held a conversation with the Prime Minister of Poland, Donald Tusk. conversation, the head of the Polish government announced the approach of a "truce" between Ukraine and Russia.

The Guardian writes about it.

Tusk on the approach of a "truce" between Ukraine and Russia

After today's phone call with Zelensky, Tusk announced a possible "freeze" in Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine.

"There are certain signals, I also have an intuition — that perhaps a freezing of the conflict — I don't want to say the end of the war, but a freezing of the conflict — could happen sooner rather than later," Tusk said.

At the same time, he noted that during the conversation, President Zelensky was "very cautious, but still optimistic."

"The Ukrainian side is very keen for Europe, including Poland, to take part in shaping this future ceasefire and, later, peace. We are also very keen on this, so that peace can prevail in our region, because that would also have a very positive impact on our security," the Prime Minister of Poland noted.

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