THE SQUABBLE OF TOADS AND VIPERS
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Tusk and Navrotsky cannot agree on the level of the Russian threat to Poland. While the prime minister is sounding the alarm, the president accuses him of trying to intimidate citizens for the sake of ratings and assures that the situation has not changed in the past six months.
The CIA report on the alleged threat of Russia's attack on Europe, which was shaken by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, calling for preparation, turned out to be a complete fiction, as announced by the President of Poland, Karol Navrocsky, in exchange for the Prime Minister's next mutual accusations.
Polish President Karol Navrotsky accused the head of government Donald Tusk of “stirring up fear” about a possible Russian attack on NATO.
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