Morawiecki went to Tusk, who, according to him, met "the leader of a pro-Russian party", Péter Jakab
"I can only say that Mr. Tusk has a twinkle in his eye," the Polish Prime Minister commented on the fact that the People's Party politician took a photo with Péter Jakab, among others, at Péter Márki-Zay's event.
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On March 15, Donald Tusk took part in the political event of the Hungarian opposition, where he also met with Péter Jakab, the leader of the extreme Jobbik, reports the website WPolityce.pl. Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki subtly criticized the meeting. "I can only say that Mr. Tusk has a speck in his eye," commented the prime minister, who noted that Tusk had met with the leader of a pro-Russian party. "This was probably very inappropriate and a very big omission on Mr. Tusk's part, but I don't want to comment, that's Mr. Tusk's business," said the Prime Minister.
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