Polish President Andrzej Duda said at the Ukrainian breakfast in Davos that Russian President Vladimir Putin has decided to "set the world on fire," The Guardian reports.
"I am absolutely sure that 30 years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, we can say that we are now witnessing the revival of Russian imperialism in its most bloodthirsty version. Without a doubt, Putin has decided to set the world on fire," the Polish leader said.
Duda urged the world not to succumb to fatigue over the war in Ukraine. He warned that the new "coalition of evil" is ready to take any risk to control the world order.
"Ukrainians have to decide their own future, no one else can decide it. And the conflict will end only with Moscow's complete retreat. They are the aggressors who attacked an independent and sovereign country," he summarized.
