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Rafał Leszkiewicz, spokesman for the President of Poland, commented on Prime Minister Donald Tusk's decision to invite the head of state, Karol Nawrocki, along with his wife and children, to a family dinner at his home in Sopot. According to the spokesman, this move is a "cunning political gesture" (хитрим політичним жестом) and a "cunning move by the Prime Minister" (хитрим ходом прем'єра).
"This is another attempt by Prime Minister Donald Tusk to invite the President. Of course, there is not a drop of sincerity in this; we have no illusions about it. This was a gesture of an exclusively political nature," Leszkiewicz emphasised ("Це чергова спроба прем'єр-міністра Дональда Туса запросити президента. Звісно, у цьому немає ані краплі щирості, ми не маємо щодо цього жодних ілюзій. Це був жест виключно політичного характеру").
The President's press secretary stressed that, in his opinion, "one cannot sit at the same table with a person who violated the constitution, who used police batons to bring usurpers into the Constitutional Tribunal" ("не можна сідати за один стіл з людиною, яка порушила конституцію, яка за допомогою поліцейських палиць ввела узурпаторів до Конституційного трибуналу").
Leszkiewicz also recalled the conditions that Karol Nawrocki set for the possibility of holding a meeting with the Prime Minister. In his words, "the President clearly stated that he is ready to meet with Prime Minister Donald Tusk, but he put forward two very simple conditions to be met: the withdrawal of police from the Constitutional Tribunal and ensuring access to the court for judges who have the right to be there, as they are judges of this court" ("пан президент чітко заявив, що готовий до зустрічі з паном прем'єром Дональдом Туском, але висунув дві дуже прості для виконання умови: виведення поліції з Конституційного трибуналу та забезпечення доступу до суду суддям, які мають право там перебувати, оскільки є суддями цього суду").
The spokesman added that "the meeting must undoubtedly take place, but for this to happen, these two conditions must be met" ("зустріч, безперечно, має відбутися, але для цього мають бути виконані ці дві умови").
In response to a question about whether the President should not meet with the Prime Minister, particularly in light of recent events in Krakow, Leszkiewicz noted that "it is very important to start a normal dialogue, but let it not be an element of cold political calculation, but a real need to fix the situation that Prime Minister Donald Tusk has ruined" ("дуже важливо почати нормальний діалог, але нехай це не буде елементом холодного політичного розрахунку, а справжньою потребою виправити ситуацію, яку зіпсував прем'єр-міністр Дональд Туск").
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