Donald Tusk on Jarosław Kaczyński's announcement. This is how he assesses the words about "one big list"

During a briefing in Dublin, Donald Tusk commented on Jarosław Kaczyński's proposal for a unified list for upcoming elections, emphasizing the ongoing political divide in Poland. Tusk noted that despite significant events like the war and a recent attack in Kraków, political sympathies remain evenly split. He expressed concerns about the potential rise of extremist figures like Grzegorz Braun, linking Kaczyński's rhetoric to a dangerous escalation. Tusk criticized Kaczyński's remarks about 'bloodshed' as irresponsible, especially following the Kraków attack that resulted in multiple casualties. He urged for a more stable political atmosphere and warned against inflaming tensions further.