Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk reaffirmed Europe's united stance on pursuing peace with Ukraine amid ongoing tensions with Russia. He warned that the West will not accept Russian demands for Ukraine to surrender territory. Tusk also stated that the United States has pledged to consult European allies before President Donald Trump’s upcoming meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska. As the conflict in Ukraine nears resolution, Tusk accused Russia of attempting to sow discord between Kyiv and Warsaw by inciting anti-Polish and anti-Ukrainian sentiments, a strategy he attributed to Russian President Vladimir Putin, foreign agents, and local provocateurs. In a related development, over 50 Ukrainians are to be deported from Poland following riots at a Max Korzh concert in Warsaw, which involved aggression, provocations, and the display of a UPA flag, a symbol linked to Nazi collaborators responsible for massacres of Poles during World War II. Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico commented on Ukraine's situation metaphorically, emphasizing the collateral damage of conflict. These events highlight ongoing regional tensions and the complexities of European and transatlantic diplomatic efforts concerning the Ukraine war and its aftermath.