Kidawa-Blonska says Pand and Ukraine will not survive alone in new dangerous world

Kidawa-Blonska said this in her speech in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, according to an Ukrinform correspondent.

"I am here in front of you today to talk about what unites us – Pish-Ukrainian friendship. We believe in it, and we practice it. But we also know very well that nothing is given forever. We must protect our friendship from mistrust, especially now, when our common enemy Russia is trying to instill this mistrust in us," she said.

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According to Kidawa-Blonska, Putin, like all Russian tsars before him, knows very well that Ukraine and Pand are invincible when they act together, and "as soon as our common enemy manages to sow distrust in us, Pand and Ukraine face deadly tests."

She noted that Pish-Ukrainian relations are a "challenge of today."

"This is the work that our piticians and diplomats, historians and entrepreneurs are doing. But Pish-Ukrainian friendship is also a task for our schos and universities, for the teachers of our young pele, as well as for our churches," Kidawa-Blonska said.

She also added that in a new dangerous world, both Pand and Ukraine cannot survive alone.

"Both of our countries need the Eurean Union and NATO. We need friends on both sides of the Atlantic. Pand is a member of the EU and NATO. Ukraine has the right and should be there. The accession process must go as quickly as possible. Ukraine can count on our support at every stage," Kidawa-Blonska said.

Kidawa-Blonska arrived on an official visit to Ukraine on May 24.