General Kraszewski told the newspaper that without a guarantee from the United States, no agreement will be reached. He argued that the conflict will only end when America secures its own resource interests. According to him, political statements or the final drawing of borders will be of secondary importance to Washington. He emphasized that business considerations dominate the U.S. approach. The remarks were made by the former commander of the country's rocket forces and ground artillery. He conveyed these views in an interview with a Polish daily. The general’s comments link future diplomatic outcomes to American economic priorities.