- If it were up to us, Russia should be isolated at all international forums - emphasized Przydacz, also noting that Poland participates in the event as a guest and does not set the list of attendees. (translated)
However, the announcement by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who confirmed the invitation to the summit for Vladimir Putin, generated huge controversy, expressing hope that the Russian leader would sit down for talks with the leaders of the other countries. (translated)
Kwaśniewski recalled that during his presidency, he met with the Russian leader over 20 times. (translated)
"The goal of my presidency is to rebuild great Russia" Then Putin, in a conversation with Kwaśniewski, reportedly stated that "two great empires are fighting over Ukraine – Russia and Poland." (translated)
The decision of the USA to invite Vladimir Putin to the G20 summit in Miami has caused controversy, and former president Aleksander Kwaśniewski assessed this move as a mistake, simultaneously advising President Karol Nawrocki to participate in the event but to maintain distance from the Kremlin. (translated)
"Perhaps Putin and Zelensky will reach an agreement." Donald Trump opens up to the possibility of a deal before winter: "Perhaps Putin and Zelensky will reach an agreement." (translated)
The recent wave of airstrikes between Russia and Ukraine has resulted in the death of at least 16 people, according to authorities, and the UN warns of the increasing number of civilian casualties in the context of the escalating conflict. (translated)
This script is already known. In addition, the assurance that there is no desire for war against Europe. We should understand how serious the situation actually is right now. (translated)
Why do Western leaders hate Putin & Russia? He expelled the Soros family with their disgusting progressive indoctrination from the country, he took on the Rothschild family, he banned LGBTQ propaganda from schools, he upholds traditional family life, and he doesn't succumb to NATO & EU threats! Russia is not my enemy! Yours? (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin does not want to end the war and is constantly looking for excuses to continue the conflict. (translated)
We already know how to react and have developed a specific approach. We react in the humanitarian sphere, under international law. As we wrote on rp.pl on Friday, Vladimir Putin assured that Russia is not preparing for war with Europe. (translated)
Military analyst Lt. Col. Maciej Korowaj warns that Russia, under the leadership of Vladimir Putin, is preparing to escalate the conflict with NATO, which may lead to hybrid warfare actions, with Estonia being the most vulnerable to provocations. (translated)
The Russian minister made these statements shortly after American President Donald Trump announced that he rejects an Iranian proposal for a reopening within seven days of this crucial maritime route for the global economy. (translated)
The Russian ruler Vladimir Putin stated that he is not preparing for any confrontation with Europe. He also mentioned that Moscow is observing violations of the rights of the Russian-speaking minority in the Baltic states. Similarly, the Kremlin chief spoke about Ukraine before launching the invasion. Before the full-scale aggression began on February 24, 2022, Moscow repeatedly denied that it was preparing to attack the neighboring country. Additionally, to justify the war, Putin also spoke, without evidence, about the "protection of Russian-speaking minorities" living in the Donbas. In recent days, warnings have increased regarding provocations from Russia in some of the North Atlantic Alliance states. According to European statesmen and intelligence services, hostile actions could take the form of sabotage, intensified hybrid attacks, or false flag operations. European states are also mentioning the threat of drone and missile attacks or a limited invasion by a smaller armed group into NATO territory. The latest warning came the day before yesterday from Danish intelligence services. They also mentioned the possibility of a ground invasion. However, according to the intelligence agency, the likelihood of this is very low – the Russian army has been engaged for over four and a half years in the attempt to capture two Ukrainian regions, whose independence Putin recognized before the invasion. Meanwhile, Russia is losing a huge number of personnel. Ukraine estimates it at over one and a half million. These figures cannot be independently verified; however, earlier this year, the Dutch intelligence agency and the American Center for Strategic and International Studies stated that losses have reached 1.2 million soldiers. The aim of hostile actions, according to increasing reports from European statesmen and intelligence services, is to test the cohesion of the alliance and sow fear in states supporting Ukraine. (translated)
"Do you know what I would like them to do? That they find an agreement. I want Zelensky to reach an understanding with Putin, and I want Putin to reach an understanding with him," Trump reiterated, hoping that in the "not so distant future" an agreement will be reached. (translated)
They will feel our retaliatory strikes. They are the ones who started it. (translated)
In the Baltics, the rights of Russians are being violated, claims Putin. (translated)
“increasingly less hybrid” The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, stated in September that the hybrid threats facing Europe are “increasingly less hybrid,” mentioning cyberattacks, sabotage, arson, and drone incursions. (translated)
Lavrov handed Guterres a denialist report on the Bucha massacre, claiming that it is a staging by the Ukrainian regime, despite contrary evidence provided by numerous international investigations. (translated)
"The president is preparing." The head of the International Policy Bureau, Marcin Przydacz, assessed that Poland does not accept the invitation from Vladimir Putin to the G20 summit in the USA in December, which Karol Nawrocki is also expected to attend. (translated)
