Anniversary of Soviet Aggression. Sirens Wail in the East
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On September 17, 1939, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics invaded Poland. To mark the 87th anniversary of the Soviet invasion, sirens will sound across the Podlaskie Voivodeship. The sirens will sound at various times, with the first sirens starting at 9:00 a.m.
Karol Nawrocki arrived in Włodawa on September 17th. The president participated in the commemorations of the 87th anniversary of the Soviet invasion of Poland. The president discussed the possibility of canceling today's meeting, linking this to the recent alarm sirens in Włodawa and Russian provocations.
Today (September 17) marks the 87th anniversary of the Soviet Union's invasion of Poland. As every year in Olsztyn, at the Siberian Exiles Monument, tributes were paid to the heroes who died defending their homeland.
By ordering the attack on Poland, Stalin violated nine legal acts. The Soviets struck into a vacuum. A 620,000-strong army crossed the border defended by 12,000 Poles.
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