A senior figure in Poland’s ruling party has suggested that Kyiv’s actions make it “much more difficult for Poland to continue to support Ukraine”.
A senior figure in Poland’s ruling party has suggested that Kyiv’s actions make it “much more difficult for Poland to continue to support Ukraine”.
The comments are “opportunistic”, “manipulative” and “treacherous”, says an aide to President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Poland’s prime minister will visit top officials in Kyiv on Tuesday.
“This is international law, but are also the principles of civilised people, the principles of European and Christian culture,” says a minister.
The resolution was passed almost unanimously, with 456 votes in favour and only one against.
“In the end, war is always a defeat for mankind,” write the hierarchs.
Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki confirmed the formation of a state Institute of War Losses.
Andrzej Duda promised to protect Poland from current “hybrid” threats.
The firm’s boss has also apologised.
Poland “must apologise to the whole world” for “creating fertile ground for the Holocaust”, said the State Duma speaker.