Putin Suggests Ukraine Could Be Carved Up Between Russia and Poland—Warsaw Fires Back
Warsaw said Putin’s claim was false and vowed continued support for Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
- Polish Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maciej Wewi rejected Vladimir Putin's claims of a potential Ukraine partition, calling the allegation a "cynical attempt to provoke antagonism between allies."
- Russian leader Vladimir Putin alleged that Ukraine could eventually be partitioned, with some territory handed to Poland; Wewi stressed that Poland's position on Ukraine's borders has never changed.
- "Poland has never had, does not have, and will never have territorial claims against Ukraine," Wewi asserted, emphasizing Warsaw remains fully committed to Ukraine's internationally recognized territory.
- Previously, Russian military channels claimed their forces captured Bilyi Kolodyaz in the Vovchansk direction, though the footage showed a massively oversized, AI-edited soldier and a flag that fades out.
- "Russian disinformation will not divert attention from Moscow's brutal aggression," Wewi added, dismissing the false claims as attempts to drive a wedge between Kyiv and its allies.
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The Russian leader Putin once again gives a historical lecture. He talks about former Polish territories in Western Ukraine - and possible territorial demands from Warsaw. From there comes a dementia and the accusation of disinformation.
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der Standard DEWhy a historical conflict between Poland and Ukraine today has far-reaching consequences for Europe.
According to the Polish Foreign Ministry, the Russian president is trying to divide Ukraine and its allies with false claims.
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Vladimir Putin is making a stir with new statements about the Ukraine war. The Kremlin chief draws a gloomy picture of the future.
Poland Responds to Putin's Remarks on Ukraine Territorial Claims
Poland has dismissed suggestions that it has territorial ambitions toward Ukraine after Russian President Vladimir Putin commented on the future of Ukraine's western regions. Warsaw said its position remains unchanged and reaffirmed its support for Ukraine's internationally recognized borders. Polish Foreign Ministry spokesman Maciej Wewiór said Poland has never had, does not have, and will not have territorial claims against Ukraine. "Poland ha…
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