
The British publication commented on the statement of the Russian Presidential Assistant
The British newspaper Daily Express called the words of Russian presidential aide Nikolai Patrushev frightening that Poland could cease to exist in the event of hostilities against the Russian Federation.
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Russian troops hit the Yagodin checkpoint in the Volyn region to disrupt military aid supply lines.
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Assistant to the Russian President Nikolai Patrushev said that if Warsaw begins military operations against Russia, then Poland could cease to exist as a state in a few days.
The British edition of the Daily Express called Patrushev's words frightening against the backdrop of attacks on Ukrainian territory near the Polish border.
MOSCOW, September 15 – RIA Novosti. The British edition of the Daily Express commented on the statement of Russian Presidential Assistant Nikolai Patrushev about the disappearance of Poland.
“Patrushev said that if Warsaw begins military operations against Russia, then Poland may cease to exist as a state in a few days,” the publication says.
The newspaper called his words frightening amid attacks on Ukrainian territory near the Polish border.
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