Poland dismisses Putin's claims that part of Ukraine will be ceded to Poland in the future
Poland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has categorically denied claims by Russian ruler Vladimir Putin that Ukraine would be divided in the future and that part of its territory would be ceded to Poland.
Source: European Pravda, citing a post by Polish Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maciej Wewiór on X (Twitter)
Details: The Polish Foreign Ministry spokesperson said that Poland unequivocally rejected Putin's false speculation about the alleged potential partition of Ukraine and Poland's supposed involvement in it, calling it a cynical attempt to drive a wedge between allies.
He stressed that Poland has never had, does not have, and will not have any territorial claims on Ukraine.
Wewiór wrote that Poland's position remained unchanged, that it fully supported Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and that Russian disinformation would not distract attention from Moscow's brutal aggression.
Background:
- Putin recently claimed that Ukraine would sooner or later lose its western territories.
- He claimed that, sooner or later, Ukraine would lose those western lands and that territories which had once belonged to Poland, Hungary and Romania would eventually, whether in one year, two years, ten or fifteen years, fall back into their rightful hands, as history dictates.
- In addition, the Baltic states, including Lithuania, have had to refute claims by a Russian Foreign Ministry representative alleging preparations for the mass deportation of Russian-speaking residents.
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