President Nawrocki on the Anniversary of the USSR's Aggression Against Poland: Russia Is Not Changing
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Polish President Karol Nawrocki said that Russia's actions today remind Poland of the country's historical experience with Moscow. His words were delivered on the 87th anniversary of the Soviet invasion of Poland, against the backdrop of another Russian attack in western Ukraine. Nawrocki described each Russian provocation as a test for the Polish state leadership and indicated that he maintains constant contact with the command of the armed for…
During a commemorative ceremony on the occasion of the 87th anniversary of the Soviet aggression against Poland, President Karol Navrotsky commented on the incident with a Russian drone near the Polish border.
President Karol Nawrocki participated in a memorial roll call and laid a wreath at the war cemetery in Włodawa on the 87th anniversary of the Soviet aggression against Poland.
The incident involving a Russian drone just off the Polish border triggered a reaction from President Karol Nawrocki. "Russia continues to provoke, because Russia is not changing," Nawrocki said during a meeting in Włodawa marking the 87th anniversary of the Soviet invasion of Poland.
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