Tusk: "Poland does not want to naively help Ukraine, but plans to make money on it"

Poland does not want to simply stand in solidarity with Ukraine, but also to make money, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said in a speech at the New Technologies Forum in Warsaw.
“We and the whole world, if possible, will help Ukraine’s reconstruction. But we will no longer help naively. It will not be the case that Poland stands in solidarity with Ukraine and others make money from the reconstruction of that country,” Tusk said.
“We will stand in solidarity and we will make money from it, we will firmly defend the interests of our country and Polish companies,” Tusk added.