"War in the most violent form": Europe lives in pre -war time, and our brothers are fighting - Tusk

According to the Polish Prime Minister, there is no reason to surrender before evil, since the economic, demographic, financial and moral potential of Europe is higher than the potential of the aggressor. The recently elected Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has warned that a new pre-war era has come in Europe, which could be compared with the years preceding the Second World War. About it reports The Guardian. "The times of blissful peace have passed. The post -war era ended.

We live in modern times, in the pre -war era. In fact, for some of our brothers this time is no longer pre -war. It is a full -scale war in its most violent form," he said to his colleagues and hundreds of parliamentarians from the EU at the annual congress of the "European People's Party" in Bucharest. According to him, "it is not our fault that expressions such as fighting, shelling, rocket attacks and genocide have appeared in the everyday dictionary.

" Europe wanted to live and develop in the post -war world. But today it is necessary to talk about what you have to either resist and protect borders, territories and principles - as a result of future citizens and future generations - or perished. According to him, there is no reason to surrender before evil, since the economic, demographic, financial and moral potential of Europe is higher than the potential of the aggressor. And it is important that Europe believes in its power.