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Polish President Andrzej Duda thinks that Ukraine will have to compromise to put an end to the war. He emphasized that there is no one outside Donald Trump who could stop Russia.

The United States has called on Ukraine to accept a peace deal that will allow Russia to keep some of its territorial gains.

However, Duda warned that a future peace deal will require painful compromises from both sides, including concessions from Ukraine.

When it comes to tariffs, he explained that Europe will need to negotiate hard to reach a deal that benefits both sides. As he considers Trump an unusual politician.

Duda gave the interview in the framework of the Three Seas Summit, aiming at increasing security in international relations.
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SOUNDBITE (Polish) Andrzej Duda, President of Poland:
"It has to be a compromise. I mean, in fact, this peace should, in my personal, personal opinion, come down to the fact that neither side will be able to say that it won this war, because each side in some sense will have to give in. Well, Ukraine, in some sense, will also have to give way, because that is probably what it will happen. To what extent? It is difficult for me to answer at this stage."

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SOUNDBITE (Polish) Andrzej Duda, President of Poland:
"He owned casinos. So this is a man who is taught a specific, specific business game and has his own, decades-long hard business methods and games. He takes them to politics and plays very hard. But that's the way I look at it, that it's just a business game that President Donald Trump has brought into politics right now and is running it hard in his second term. You have to negotiate with him, you have to negotiate hard with him. Simply."