US EditionThe President Commemorated Sergeant Sitka: True to His Oath!
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Friday, June 6, marks the first anniversary of the death of Mateusz Sitek. The sergeant of the 1st Warsaw Armored Brigade served on the Polish-Belarusian border. Sergeant Sitek was the victim of an attack by one of the migrants who tried to cross the border barrier. On May 28, 2024, Sergeant Sitek was serving near Dubicze Cerkiewne in the Podlaskie Voivodeship. A group of migrants tried to cross the barrier on the border with Poland - it was the…
The sacrifice of Sergeant Mateusz Sitek remains in our memory as an expression of the highest courage and soldierly honor – President Andrzej Duda declared on Friday on the first anniversary of the death of the soldier murdered on the Polish-Belarusian border. "Exactly one year ago, Sergeant Mateusz Sitek, a soldier of the 1st Warsaw Armored Brigade, faithful to the oath he made to the Republic of Poland, gave his life defending the state border…
The authorities of the Republic of Poland must stand with the soldiers - just as the entire Nation stands with them. It is our common duty to show them support and respect. Honor to his memory! - said President Duda.
Father Mateusz Sitek's moving words on the anniversary of the 21-year-old's death. The Polish soldier died due to a migrant attack on the Polish-Belarusian border.
Friday marks the first anniversary of the death of Sergeant Mateusz Sitek. "His sacrifice remains in our memory," assured President Andrzej Duda.
The grave of Mateusz Sitek, a soldier who died defending the Polish border, is drowning in candles. Not a day goes by when his loved ones and residents do not remember the young hero who gave his life for his country. Friday, June 6, marks exactly one year since his death. On June 7, a field mass will be held in Nowy Lubiel, concelebrated by the Field Bishop of the Polish Army, Wisław Lechowicz. This ceremony is to be a tribute to Mateusz. "My s…
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