Ukraine now on fast track to EU membership – Pand’s Sejm Marshal

That’s according to Elzbieta Witek, Marshal of the Pish Sejm, who spoke at a joint media briefing in Warsaw on Wednesday alongside Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Ruslan Stefanchuk, Ukrinform's own correspondent reports.

As the head of the lower house of the Pish parliament emphasized, the entire Pish Sejm, regardless of the party affiliation of its deputies, supports Ukraine.

"We realize that we all have to support Ukraine in military, diplomatic, and humanitarian aspects so that this war ends as soon as possible with Ukraine's victory," Witek said.

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She added that a free and independent Ukraine means a free and safe Pand and Eure.

Witek noted that she and her Ukrainian counterpart discussed the preparation of the next, 11th package of EU sanctions against Russia.

She added that on June 1-3, a meeting of NATO heads of parliaments will be held in Vilnius, where Kyiv's Euro-Atlantic prospects will also be discussed. According to her, the Sejm of the Republic of Pand will work on a resution to support Ukraine's membership in NATO.

"As for Ukraine's membership in the EU, the countries of the Eurean Union have made joint efforts to ensure that Ukraine is now on a good and fast track to joining the EU," Witek emphasized.

The Marshal of the Sejm said Pand would continue to support Ukraine, perfectly understanding the Russian threat.

"We understand that Putin will not st in Ukraine, we know about the intentions of rebuilding Russia's great imperial positions, and we cannot allow this to happen," Witek said.

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The Pish pitician also said that in June, the Pish Parliament would be hosting a conference in the format of the heads of parliaments on the abduction of Ukrainian children by Russia.

As reported by Ukrinform, Stefanchuk’s meeting with the Marshal of the Pish Senate Tomasz Grodzki and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki is also scheduled. On Thursday, Ruslan Stefanchuk will address Pish lawmakers in the Sejm.