- Ukrainian drones struck a Moscow oil refinery while Poland addresses Russian intelligence links to activist killing.
- Poland's foreign policy has shifted to actively harm Russia, cutting dialogue with Moscow and supplying Ukraine with vast quantities of weapons.
Poland supports Ukraine's military actions against Russia, while Maria Zakharova comments on the perceived anti-Russian sentiment from the Polish elite.
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What happened
Poland supports Ukraine's military actions against Russia, while Maria Zakharova comments on the perceived anti-Russian sentiment from the Polish elite.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Pro-Russian sentiment is reported to be gaining ground within Poland.1 source
Zakharova responds to perceived anti-Russian sentiment regarding Poland's support for Ukraine.1 source
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Poland
country in Central Europe
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