Debate contributions by Marcin KIERWIŃSKI

Madam President, thank you very much. Ukraine has been heroically resisting barbaric Russian aggression for over 900 days. Today, the question should not be: Should we continue to support Ukraine? The only question should be: How can we support Ukraine more? Continued support for Ukraine is an investment in our common security. And above all, it is the moral duty of every decent person. Today, Ukraine is the last barricade that stands in the way of Russian imperialism, and we must do everything to ensure that this barricade continues and that this barricade stops the march of this imperialism. Today there is not even a hint of exaggeration in saying that Ukraine is fighting for our common values, that Ukraine is fighting for a civilized world, that Ukraine is fighting for Europe, for a united Europe. If we did not support Ukraine, it would be a big mistake, a big mistake, for which in the future we would pay with the blood of Poles, Lithuanians, Germans and French. It is also a moral duty to support Ukraine, because every decent person must say 'no' if cancer hospitals for young children are bombed, because every decent person must say 'no' when women and children are murdered. Today we have to take the side of the victims. Today we have to take the side of our friends. Today we must stand on the side of the future member of a united Europe. That is why Ukraine needs our support. Today we have to say very firmly: More support for Ukraine.