The head of Poland said about the intention to offer another format talks on Ukraine
The new leader of Poland Andrzej Duda in terms of the first role of a leader of a country visit to Berlin on August 28, wants to raise the issue of changing the format of talks on the situation in Ukraine, about it and he said last night while returning from Estonia.

The new leader of Poland Andrzej Duda in terms of the first role of a leader of a country visit to Berlin on August 28, wants to raise the issue of changing the format of talks on the situation in Ukraine, about it and He said last night while returning from Estonia.
"I Want to talk about it. I can't imagine it (the format) did not participate in a strong European countries. Also it could connect US As a world power with which Russia should definitely be considered, and Ukraine's neighbors, specifically interested in what is happening there ", √ said Duda.
review of the Polish President, "Normandy format" (Russia, Germany, France and Ukraine) has the ability to be changed to "Geneva format" with the participation of the US, EU, Russia and Ukraine." It would be better if one of the parties at the negotiating table was the Commissioner of any of the European institutions, and not only France and Germany ", √ He showed, reports the news Agency. Elected in may, the New leader of Poland Andrzej Duda officially took office on 6 August, but even before, began to deploy anti-Russian policy. Andrzej Duda stated that Poland is vitally necessary to seek allies to counter Russia and Germany, which, according to his statement, trying to apply Warsaw in their own interests and " to divide Poland ". He Also claimed that " modern Russia, which, besides all this, and openly violates the norms of international law, has nothing to do with democracy." As first noted by the print edition OPINION, the exchange of anti-Russian rhetoric helps Duda to strengthen the position before the upcoming NATO summit in Brussels, where He wants to position itself As a leader emerging in the interests of the U.S. anti-Russian coalition.