Russian dictator Vladimir Putin today held a meeting with permanent members of the Security Council of the Russian Federation. The head of the Kremlin mentioned the Ukrainian counteroffensive and did not refrain from further threats.
Today's main statements of the Russian dictator.
During the meeting, Putin claimed that there were allegedly no results of Ukraine's counteroffensive. At the same time, the dictator assured the Russians that "Western curators are disappointed" by this.
Stalin and Poland
In addition, the head of the Kremlin announced the creation of a Polish-Lithuanian-Ukrainian association. He saw in this a "threat of occupation of Western Ukraine."
"I want to remind you how such an aggressive policy ended for Poland. It ended with the tragedy of 1939, when Poland was abandoned by the Western Allies in the wake of the German war machine and it actually lost its independence and sovereignty, which it restored to a large extent thanks to the USSR," the dictator said.
Putin said that Poland "should thank the USSR for the restoration of independence", because allegedly thanks to the dictator Stalin, it received western lands as a gift.
Threats and Belarus
The Russian dictator invented that Poland wants to form a coalition under the "NATO umbrella" and directly intervene in the conflict in order to "then tear off a fatter piece" of Ukraine.
"It is well known that they also dream of Belarusian lands," he said.
Putin traditionally did not refrain from threats, declaring that aggression against Belarus would mean aggression against Russia.
"We will respond to this with all the means at our disposal. I will say one thing - this is a very dangerous game, and the authors of such plans should think about the consequences," the dictator said.
Conflict between the Russian Federation and Poland
We will remind you that Poland has been actively supporting Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation. Warsaw has provided our country with military, financial, and humanitarian aid, actively supports EU sanctions against Russia. Poland also supports Ukraine's accession to the EU and NATO.
At the same time, the Polish authorities actively criticize and condemn Russia for the criminal invasion and aggression against Ukraine.
Recently, the Russian Federation announced that it would close the consular agency of Poland in Smolensk due to "unfriendly actions". The Polish side promised to respond in kind.
