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| Poland began to count the 'damage' from the USSR during WWII |
| 2023-05-23 |
| Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited. [REGNUM] Warsaw began to count the damage from the actions of the USSR during and after the Second World War. This was stated on May 22 by Deputy Foreign Minister of Poland Arkadiusz Mulyarchik on the air of Polish television. In Poland, they began to calculate the "damage" from the actions of the USSR during and after the Second World War. “The Institute of Military Affairs is working on such a report. It should be a solid job ,” Mulyarchik said. According to him, the report should include, among other things, the dismantling of factories in the western lands of Poland, unfavorable coal contracts, the “exploitation” of the Polish state and other aspects. As IA Regnum reported earlier, Oleg Tyapkin , director of the third European department of the Russian Foreign Ministry , said that Poland's demands to pay reparations for losses during World War II addressed to Russia are inadequate political fantasies. According to him, the Polish side, as a rule, turns to "historical revisionism" in an attempt to solve internal problems, and the demands for reparations from Russia are "blatantly immoral." He also noted that if the USSR had not defeated Nazi Germany, then there would be no Poland as a state. |
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