Earlier on Sunday, Tusk wrote on the Internet: "either a strong, secure Poland in a united Europe, or a lonely and mired in chaos country subjected to Russian provocations and sabotage." In his opinion, "this will be the subject of the European elections."

"We can't afford low attendance. This is the lesson of today's elections," he said.

President Andrzej Duda made the comments in an interview published Monday in the Fakt tabloid....Prime Minister Donald Tusk, who shares Duda's views on national security, later told journalists that Poland's security and military potential are his priorities, but he needs to discuss this suggestion with Duda urgently.

The Civic Coalition has nominated all the candidates who will compete for the euromandals. There was no shortage of big names on the lists-there were three ministers of the current government on the" units".
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In Poland, voting will take place on Sunday, June 9. Poles will choose 53 politicians to represent the country in the European Parliament.