Donald Tusk on talks in Oslo: Ukraine may be in a slightly better position

Donald Tusk discussed recent talks involving Ukraine's President Zelensky and U.S. representatives in Oslo, expressing caution about Russia's intentions. He also announced a nomination for a new deputy prime minister and commented on the situation regarding Poland's Constitutional Tribunal. Tusk criticized a recent resolution by the Lviv Regional Council declaring 2027 as the year of UPA and Roman Shukhevych, stating such actions are counterproductive for Ukraine's interests. He emphasized the need for careful diplomacy in light of these developments.