Poland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has responded to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin’s pseudo-historical claims made in an “interview” with American propaganda activist Tucker Carlson on February 9.
They published 10 points to refute Putin’s fabrications.
During the two-hour meeting, Putin falsely portrayed Ukraine and Ukrainians while labeling Russia as the perpetrator in the war.
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Putin’s claims that Poland “cooperated” with Nazi Germany and “forced” Hitler to attack in 1939 were debunked by Warsaw, and Polish diplomacy began to seek normal relations with Germany. , explains that he rejected Hitler’s proposal.
The ministry said the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union led to the attack on Poland.
Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski refuted Putin’s claims about Ukraine’s origins and Ukrainian identity labeled them “paranoid justifications” for the war against Ukraine.
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