Poland is considering the possibility of expulsion of the Russian ambassador

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While on the margins of the UN General Assembly against the background of the speeches of the leaders of the world, the issue of creating a broad and workable coalition against international terrorism is being considered, Poland was seriously talking about the possibility of expelling the Russian ambassador from the country. The Polish authorities (MFA) called the Russian diplomat Sergei Andreev "on the carpet" due to the fact that they, you see, did not like the ambassador's words about the statements of official Warsaw about the causes of the outbreak of World War II.

Poland is considering the possibility of expulsion of the Russian ambassador


Sergei Andreev, in an interview with the Polish television channel TVN24, said that Poland itself had done everything to block the creation of the anti-Hitler coalition before the war. Moreover, Poland took an active part in the invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1938.

On this occasion, by the way, Winston Churchill once said:

(...) just six months ago, with the greed of hyena (Poland), she took part in the robbery and destruction of the Czechoslovak state.


The statements of the Russian ambassador to the Polish Foreign Ministry were called "slap in the face to the Polish people." Press Secretary of the Polish Cabinet, Caesar Tomczyk, said (translation RIA News):

The steps that are foreseen by diplomacy are clear - starting from a note of protest and ending with expulsion. These decisions will be made by the MFA. The ambassador is our guest, and he should not antagonize society in Poland. The ambassador must build a good image of Russia in Poland, and he obviously does not succeed.


And isn’t in this case “antagonization” of Polish society and an obvious provocation of the demolition of monuments to Soviet soldiers-liberators in Poland? Should we understand the demolition of the monument in Penenzhno "building a good image" by Poland itself? ..
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  1. +35
    28 September 2015 06: 51
    The expulsion of the Ambassador is an "incident to Bella". And let Poland take a close look at its history. And then the beginning of the Second World War can be transferred to the 37th under, at the time of the beginning of the Japanese invasion of China, and then let Poland explain what she did in 38, together with Germany and independent Czechoslovakia ...

    The Poles replace the Czech name of the city with the Polish name at the city’s railway station in the city of Tesin.

    This superman on a warhorse in a German steel helmet (see photo) is a Polish officer entering the new Polish province

    Handshake of Polish Marshal Edward Rydz-Smiglá and German Attache Colonel Bogislaw von Studnitz at the Independence Day parade in Warsaw on November 11, 1938. How cute, it’s right after the division of Czechoslovakia
    1. +4
      28 September 2015 07: 36
      Poles take an example from skakok.
      Or vice versa?
      1. 0
        28 September 2015 09: 57
        Quote: Signor Tomato
        Poles take an example from skakok.
        Or vice versa?

        whether it’s early, or when one day they will receive a full kirdyk and there will be no more this hotbed of anger
    2. +3
      28 September 2015 07: 41
      Quote: svp67
      The expulsion of the Ambassador is an "incident to Bella".

      Why is that?
      they will send ours, we their them at what does the declaration of war?
      1. +3
        28 September 2015 09: 44
        The expulsion of an ambassador and the severance of diplomatic relations is one of the elements of the official procedure for declaring war in international law, but not its cause.
      2. +1
        28 September 2015 09: 59
        Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir
        they will send ours, we their them at what does the declaration of war?

        so they count on it .. hebro-amero-brit need war in europe
    3. +5
      28 September 2015 07: 45
      Quote: svp67
      Expulsion of the Ambassador - "the case of Bella


      the white incident of war was only we still didn’t have enough, today Putin is speaking at the UN, let the whole world remind who are the Poles, who allowed them to build the state after the revolution and after WWII ...
    4. -28
      28 September 2015 09: 35
      Russia is raving. Even the Jews noticed this fact.

      http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/ajc-denounces-moscows-world-war-ii-histo
      rical-revisionism-against-poland-300149598.html
      1. +5
        28 September 2015 09: 44
        I don’t know about Russia, and you are definitely raving if you give empty links
      2. +3
        28 September 2015 09: 46
        Quote: antoni73
        Russia is raving. Even the Jews noticed this fact.

        Here are just Jewish Jews as an example of the infallible do not bring laughing those are the little things.
    5. +3
      28 September 2015 09: 47
      Yes, it's time to stop reacting to these eternally offended political "disenfranchised" of the XNUMXth century, who, through their own stupidity and arrogance of the gentry, missed their chance for a great state.
      1. -11
        28 September 2015 11: 43
        The Russians have no gentry arrogance, and so in 1991 they surrendered without a fight, despite the fact that they had a powerful army.
        1. +1
          28 September 2015 11: 55
          Quote: antoni73
          they surrendered without a fight in 1991

          and to whom did they surrender, ushlopok? It has always been and will be! Http: //topwar.ru/uploads/images/2015/532/iihz972.jpg
  2. +8
    28 September 2015 06: 52
    Poles completely lost fear ...
    1. +7
      28 September 2015 07: 29
      But what is the fear, conscience and other human feelings of deb.lov? They are the same vultures. They have only a great arrogance left!
      1. +5
        28 September 2015 08: 34
        "A slap in the face of the Polish people" is not enough, as they say, it is necessary to shandarahnit so that the brains fell into place and
        1. 0
          28 September 2015 10: 55
          Quote: Aleksandr
          it is necessary to shandarahnut so that the brains fell into place



          Instead of brains, there was always only ambition among the lords ...
        2. 0
          28 September 2015 10: 56
          It’s not like to say, but tank columns can have a sobering effect ...
          1. -3
            28 September 2015 11: 53
            we are preparing

            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkK07wxds54

            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biXi048DhDs

            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4EHpqxEHlE
    2. +3
      28 September 2015 10: 54
      Quote: rafaelich
      Poles completely lost fear ...



      The MiG Corporation, not being a diplomatic agency, reacts in its own way to the actions of its former "friends-brothers-comrades-in-arms" ...

      "THERE IS NOTHING, BROTHERS, THE SKY WAS TO CLOSE."

      "If the Bulgarian MiGs are repaired, then RSK MiG will cease further execution of contractual relations for the support and operation of aircraft," the letter of the RSK CEO says.

      Also, representatives of the RSK announced on the termination of the sale of spare parts for repair work on MiG Poland ...

      Source: http://politklubok.ru/blog/43972865484/A-nechego,-bratushki,-nebo-byilo-zakryiva
      t.-Glava-MiG-podtverdil? utm_campaign = transit & utm_source = main & utm_medium = page_0 & d
      omain = mirtesen.ru & paid = 1 & pad = 1
  3. +13
    28 September 2015 06: 53
    Yeah, it really hurts my eyes.
    1. +7
      28 September 2015 07: 04
      Quote: Bazilevs81
      Yeah, it really hurts my eyes.

      This is history. Let it be uncomfortable, let it be shameful - but a fact. She should not be forgotten, no matter how shameful she was. Unfortunately, HISTORY is a prostitute for POLITICS. And not only in Poland.
      1. 0
        28 September 2015 08: 26
        Quote: Karasik
        Unfortunately, HISTORY is a prostitute for POLITICS. And not only in Poland.

        Very rude, dismissive and insulting. You walked through History. A field of knowledge studying the past of Mankind cannot be a prostitute by definition. A prostitute can only be a person who interprets individual pages of the past. System error. What we have done in the past cannot be changed or altered. For the sake of immediate interests, we can only pervert the conclusions from our experience and try to make money on it. In this, I agree, everyone succeeded. Therefore, we cannot agree on peaceful coexistence on Earth.
        1. 0
          28 September 2015 10: 58
          Quote: ARES623
          Very rude, dismissive and insulting. You walked through History. Area of ​​knowledge studying the past



          However, you must admit that in all centuries this story corresponded and corresponded for the sake of those in power ...

          And now it is difficult to realize whether certain facts of history are genuine and real ...

          This does not concern this particular case, but concerns the whole history, all peoples and states precisely from the moment the creation of these states began ...
      2. +3
        28 September 2015 08: 53
        History is not a prostitute, but there are perverts who pervert history. These perverts include the authorities of the Polish state.
  4. +4
    28 September 2015 06: 54
    With this country it is high time to act in accordance with its "merits". They ask too hard! People must be respected. Only the consequences must be long and severe.
    1. +2
      28 September 2015 07: 04
      They ask too hard! We must respect people.

      Why give pleasure to perverts?
      Only the consequences should be long and cruel.

      We are not some Americans, let them live and suffer from our "History".
    2. +7
      28 September 2015 07: 07
      Gentlemen, do we really need diplomatic relations with Poland? Well, is there at least one plus from them?
      It may close the embassy in FIG, otherwise it is already tired.
      1. 0
        28 September 2015 07: 20
        Gentlemen, do we really need diplomatic relations with Poland?

        We need kudy without them. Poland has a transit position, nowhere to go. request
      2. +1
        28 September 2015 10: 53
        Plus, there’s a big one. Leave only the consulate and what is the benefit of hospitality. How much money we’ll save. Yes, and for the whole Baltic, one consul is enough. Anyway, everything is decided through Brussels.
      3. 0
        28 September 2015 11: 00
        Quote: Alexander Romanov
        Well, is there at least one plus from them?



        There is a lot of shit ... let ukram give them fertilization of fertile lands, which they sell and which they export from other countries of Europe ...
    3. -11
      28 September 2015 09: 29
      Poland is not Georgia or Ukraine. This is a country that could seriously harm Russia if Russia behaves foolishly.
      1. 0
        28 September 2015 09: 53
        Quote: antoni73
        Poland is not Georgia or Ukraine. This is a country that could seriously harm Russia if Russia behaves foolishly.

        HA-HA 2 times. Poland is now the beloved wife of the State Department no more. SSS The schism of this state allows her to be the main "friend" of the world gendarme with a black prezik at the head of the non-African state. HA-HA.
      2. +1
        28 September 2015 10: 54
        It harms first of all to itself. Avenges that Russia has clipped its wings to Polish imperial great-power dreams. The arrogant Poles thought that imperial status would fall to them because they were so great. And he came to Russia for his patience, for his work in building a great state, for the endless struggle against the many enemies before whom Poland bowed its head, for the feat of every soldier, Cossack, officer, sailor, general, for the wisdom of the tsars. For Suvorov, Ushakov, Zhukov and many others ... And for Stalin.
        1. 0
          28 September 2015 11: 57
          Andrei, a little corrected you rating +
        2. 0
          28 September 2015 14: 39
          Quote: Arandir
          before which Poland bowed its head

          not only bowed, but also honestly served as meat for her invader. But what about robbing and killing neighbors, it is in the "company" apparently differently better and more fun.
      3. 0
        28 September 2015 11: 02
        Quote: antoni73
        This is a country that could seriously damage Russia.



        Than ??? Specifically ??? Not sell us your stale apples ??? Will not buy gas from us ???

        It already hurts in full - it allowed to deploy missile defense bases on its territory and is preparing its kamikaze pilots to launch nuclear attacks on ... guess for yourself who ...

        Maybe stop harming ???
  5. +27
    28 September 2015 06: 54
    The ambassador hit the "pain point", poked the pshekov with his muzzle in their crap ... Reluctance to remember, history would be rewritten. The ambassador is great! If they send - raise!
    1. +2
      28 September 2015 09: 57
      I support you. If they send out - to appoint an ambassador a lower rank, and not Extraordinary and Ponomomochny. Any Interim Attorney is enough. The current ambassador is YOUNG. Worthy of the award.
  6. +11
    28 September 2015 06: 55
    And, most importantly, Churchill to declare persona nongrata! wassat
    1. +15
      28 September 2015 06: 59
      In general, they should be given to read Churchill's statements about Poland. They will learn from them who is a "political prostitute" in Europe
      1. +2
        28 September 2015 10: 59
        Churchill's memoirs and documents of that era are hidden so that no one will get to them because they discredit Great Poland.
  7. +3
    28 September 2015 06: 56
    Let the eternal freeloaders-Poles return East Prussia to Germany, take Lemberg and everything will be "democratic" and "politically correct".
  8. 0
    28 September 2015 06: 57
    censorship .. are underdeveloped, and we put so many men for them.
  9. +10
    28 September 2015 06: 59
    What did the Poles dislike? True she is. One could recall the Polish conquests starting in 20, but they made a concession, they only told about the Munich agreement and the deriban of Czechoslovakia, which is true. You can send an ambassador, and then what? You can send the Polish ambassador, then remember that the NKVD did not shoot Polish officers in Katyn (well, there is no evidence, and the commission headed by Count Tolstoy came to conclusions that prove the participation of German troops in this action), and then dismantle the penitential memorial and leave just a military burial. Only this is shallow, at the level of skaklov, we are not at war with the dead, unlike the "europeciv" of any spill.
    Still, sometimes you need to turn on the brain for the simple reason that the licked boot can suddenly change, and the new / old owner will be vindictive and will no longer be served with cookies, but with bats.
    1. +1
      28 September 2015 11: 06
      Quote: inkass_98
      One could recall the Polish conquests since the 20th year,



      Something you took a small historical interval ... A Time of Troubles ??? And a trip to Kostroma to the Ipatiev Monastery with the aim of capturing and destroying the tsar’s heir and the subsequent campaign to Moscow ??? It’s good that some of the Polish invaders, Susanin, like Mumu, was drowned in the Kostroma swamps ...
  10. +1
    28 September 2015 06: 59
    Another GREAT puppies
  11. 0
    28 September 2015 07: 06
    True, it hurts the "cattle", but you can't rewrite it
  12. 0
    28 September 2015 07: 10
    Stalin knew how to do diplomatic trolling! We need to call the Polish gap in Moscow and hand him a package - with a portrait of the GDP inside.
  13. +5
    28 September 2015 07: 12
    Ambassador should build a good image of Russia in Poland

    Sergei Andreev did not drop the "image of Russia" at all, but the Poles got their image of "the jackal of Europe" back in the middle of the last century! And it seems they do not want to part with him.
    1. +4
      28 September 2015 08: 44
      And he also called you "The Last Dog of the Entente"!
  14. +5
    28 September 2015 07: 22
    Yes, for what they do with the monuments to Soviet soldiers, their ambassador can and should be sent. By mail. And for the present atrocities, by Russian Post am
    1. +3
      28 September 2015 07: 30
      By 2030, it will just come ... in parts
    2. +3
      28 September 2015 07: 41
      Yes, for such vandalism, you need to interrupt the dip altogether. relationship. Forgot the bitch how many of our soldiers were killed during the liberation of Poland. You jackals forgot who saved one of the most beautiful cities in the world of Krakow from destruction and at what cost. And not right, I.A. Krylov wrote: Ay pug,
      she is strong to know, since she barks at an elephant.
    3. +2
      28 September 2015 11: 08
      Quote: lewerlin53rus
      And for the present atrocities, by Russian Post



      Your atrocities have no limits ...

      I read your phrase to my wife ... I laugh, and she is offended ... For so many years I worked in this gang organization ...
  15. +1
    28 September 2015 07: 25
    It seems that the Poles want to unleash the third world war! For them, she will be the last for sure!
    1. 0
      28 September 2015 11: 13
      Quote: 1536
      It seems that the Poles want to unleash the third world war!



      By the way, their behavior (not of the Poles, but of their government) in recent years is exactly what reminds ...

      Small bug, but angry and smelly ...
  16. +4
    28 September 2015 07: 28
    As there were the first political trips in Europe ... and so they stayed, from where a warm wind blows into a rotten Polish ass. One word - b ...
  17. Riv
    +4
    28 September 2015 07: 34
    What kind of trouble? For the whole of NATO, one ambassador is enough - in the States. Well, in Turkey as an exception. The rest can be safely withdrawn.
  18. +3
    28 September 2015 07: 40
    Send the Katyn memorial to the canine dogs ...
    1. 0
      28 September 2015 09: 59
      Carefully ship with an excavator to the consignment. I have already suggested this five times. good
    2. +1
      28 September 2015 11: 14
      Quote: dmi.pris
      Send the Katyn memorial to the canine dogs ...



      Or maybe their government once again put everything on the plane and send it on the last flight ???
  19. +4
    28 September 2015 07: 43
    Sergei Andreev, in an interview with the Polish television channel TVN24, said that Poland itself had done everything to block the creation of the anti-Hitler coalition before the war. Moreover, Poland took an active part in the invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1938.


    Here! This is what had to be done always, consistently, directly and in spite of diplomacy. Relations between countries should be good, but history cannot be distorted in any case. All our life we ​​were afraid of offending our Polish "allies" and therefore we mumbled something, smoothed it out, blurred it over, tried to get around the truth. And they have not forgotten anything to us and have never been afraid to cough out their noble "truth" in our faces, which has nothing to do with real history. It is high time to speak everything in person and remember many Polish deeds, which Warsaw really does not want to recall. After all, this greatly spoils the picture of a great, unhappy, desecrated Poland, a victim country, a country of martyrs and heroes. Because instead of heroes, sadists, rapists, murderers and Polish-style Nazis often emerge.
    1. +1
      28 September 2015 11: 16
      Quote: XYZ
      Because instead of heroes, sadists, rapists, murderers and Nazis of the Polish flood often come up.



      The army of Craiova, which waged a fierce guerrilla warfare against the Soviet troops ...
      1. 0
        28 September 2015 14: 26
        And what is even more offensive for the Poles - instead of the refined, European nation, as they position themselves, instead of scientists, creators and heroes, the mug of a rude redneck appears from the outskirts of Europe, who loves to wave fists, pokes fun at the weak and defenseless and creeps like a lackey in front of the "higher" and rich.
  20. +1
    28 September 2015 07: 50
    Quote: Alexkorzun
    The ambassador hit the "pain point", poked the pshekov with his muzzle in their crap ... Reluctance to remember, history would be rewritten. The ambassador is great! If they send - raise!

    That's right, and send to the states, let the truth cut the uterus there.
  21. 0
    28 September 2015 07: 50
    The scarcity of thought gives rise to the scarcity of action. The Polish Foreign Ministry gave a trepidation and thought, as in that advertisement about the remedies for impotence: "Rudeness should always be at hand. But what, what if?"
  22. +2
    28 September 2015 07: 50
    can remind these Poles that their government shamefully escaped at 39m, the country was left without leadership, and only then did Soviet troops
  23. +2
    28 September 2015 07: 57
    The ambassador told the truth, but no other decision was expected from the Polish government. Poland probably never had a sovereign
  24. +2
    28 September 2015 07: 58
    Quote: svp67
    The expulsion of the Ambassador is an "incident to Bella".

    Not at all. Not at all necessary. And quite normal diplomatic practice. And in this case, "mirror" sanctions follow in diplomacy. The expulsion of the ambassador of the country from which ours was deported is in progress. And not only the ambassador. Usually, as many of our diplomatic workers were sent, we also send

    Quote: Alexander Romanov
    Gentlemen, do we really need diplomatic relations with Poland? Well, is there at least one plus from them? It may close the embassy in FIG, otherwise it is already tired.

    Diplomatic relations are always needed to resolve any issues. Close - no problem. Who, then, will represent the interests of Russia? And they will be. This is not only diplomatic relations between states, but also problems with citizens, property, transit, and so on.

    Quote: lewerlin53rus
    Yes, for what they do with the monuments to Soviet soldiers, their ambassador can and should be sent.


    Quote: go21zd45few
    Yes, for such vandalism, you need to interrupt the dip altogether. relationship

    Vandalism is not a reason to break off diplomatic relations or expel an ambassador. Vandalism simply shows the face of Poland in a "civilized society". What is typical - the Germans, who were our enemies, respect our monuments. And Poland has one meanness in mind ... Just like the Balts. They have always been, are and will be in the role of "mongrel" in front of stronger countries: Russia, the United States ...

    Quote: dmi.pris
    Send the Katyn memorial to the canine dogs ...

    Do not be like these p.idurkam. One must be above this. A great country must behave appropriately. And to punish - in other ways
    1. 0
      28 September 2015 08: 56
      I agree with you. The expulsion of an ambassador, if not a cause for war (casus belli), is an indicator of serious complications in the relationship.
      After Poland allowed, and the United States agreed to build its military base, the Polish government decided that now everything was allowed to Poland. This is an indicator of the level of the Polish political course and political thinking, which has not changed since 1937. Then, as gentry Poland thought, Germany was behind them (what an aphron!), Now the USA.
      Political course of fish-sticking.
  25. +4
    28 September 2015 08: 04
    Something begs the question.
    -What haven’t we shared Poland with the Germans for a long time?
    looks like bored pshkah, bored or what?
  26. +2
    28 September 2015 08: 27
    True eye pierces. Attract more attention to the incident; Attract ...
  27. +2
    28 September 2015 08: 36
    Poland is a hostile state. No need to maintain any relationship with them.
  28. +2
    28 September 2015 08: 39
    What to grind? To throw out the Polish ambassador, in Katyn everything is under a bulldozer!
    1. 0
      28 September 2015 11: 21
      A bulldozer is not necessary - this is not our method.
      But to break off all relations with a hostile state - that’s it!
  29. +4
    28 September 2015 08: 48
    Oh, really, Panama's eyes are pricking. They can’t remake the Polish vile nature, they still consider themselves an innocent sheep who suffered in WWII, hiding wolf teeth by all means.
  30. +2
    28 September 2015 09: 28
    How long can you tolerate these mean things from the "great" Europeans-Poles, Lithuanians, Latvians, Estonians? Times are rapidly changing, and it makes no sense to adhere to the outdated diplomatic statutes. To recall all diplomatic services from these countries, and goodbye until they learn the rules of good manners. Well, with these, everything is clear, but Bulgaria is Slavic
    and the Orthodox country, and there ...
  31. +2
    28 September 2015 09: 51
    As the scoundrels were the whole story, they remain.
    1. 0
      28 September 2015 11: 20
      Catholicism forcibly introduced into the head of the Western Slav made him a humanoid insignificance.
  32. +1
    28 September 2015 09: 56
    So Churchill called Pshekov a hyena. What are they so enraged that the truth?))
  33. 0
    28 September 2015 10: 13
    the nobles have a very selective memory. By the way, a piece of Czech Silesia with the city of Tesin, which the Poles grabbed in 1939 with the "greed of a hyena", remained behind the Lyakhs. In Poland, this is the topic of TABOO about this Poles do not like to remember and hiss at everyone who reminds them
  34. 0
    28 September 2015 10: 14
    I think it’s time to already collect signatures on a petition on the demolition of monuments to Kaczynski and Katyn, and to register there the ban on the construction of these monuments in view of the unfriendly position of this country
  35. +3
    28 September 2015 10: 40
    I agree in the opinion that the "incident of whites" is obvious. The demarche of the Russian Ambassador to Poland is completely justified, although possibly belated. Russia is a great power to which Poland has repeatedly owed its independence. The ruling elite of Poland has convincingly shown that it is again claiming the role of the main dismemberment of Russia. In his memoirs, Churchill speaks of the Polish people with respect, but calls the Polish elite scoundrels. In fact, Russian politics for centuries has dealt with two polands. One of the friendly, another implacable agent of the West in the Great Game. Polish foreign policy has been launched. We have to work with Poland. Today it is a bloc that includes Ukraine and Lithuania. It must be split economically and morally. This can be done, since the historical memory of Poland's "younger brothers" is still very much alive. And the aggregate West must bear the economic burden of keeping this bloc afloat in full measure. Products from Poland should not be on our shelves. In relation to carriers from these countries, the rules for working on our territory should be tightened.
  36. 0
    28 September 2015 11: 15
    But have we not completely broken all economic relations with this under-state - Pshekia?
    Communicate with Poles - do not respect yourself.
    Disgusting.
  37. +1
    28 September 2015 11: 18
    Everything has been invented for a long time. History only repeats itself. Relations with the European Union are reminiscent of a fairy tale about a teremok, Polish insinuations remind of Tabaki the jackal, which crawls out from under the clutches of Sher Khan (USA) to bark at the jungle hero Mowgli (Russia). Putin's fight against the world hegemon is reminiscent of the fight between Hercules and Cerberus, where the two heads are the United States and the European Union, and the poisonous snake-tail is Japan. Etc. It is not for nothing that each fairy tale ends with the words: "a fairy tale is a lie and a hint in it, a lesson for good fellows." Judging by the tales, Victory will be ours. However, the struggle is fierce and a lot of energy will be spent
  38. 0
    28 September 2015 12: 14
    The Poles did not like what the ambassador said - to the carpet and home with shame, the next one will keep quiet in a rag. Their ambassadors sweep our tongues what and where they want, our Foreign Ministry only wipes and waves, it’s good to be a superpower.
    1. 0
      28 September 2015 16: 26
      MOSCOW, Sep 28 - RIA News. Russian Ambassador to Poland Sergei Andreev said he recalls his remarks regarding the outbreak of World War II, Reuters reported on Monday.

      РИА Новости http://ria.ru/world/20150928/1287325589.html#ixzz3n2VXU614

      Handsome, a true professional and a champion for the interests of Russia.
  39. 0
    28 September 2015 14: 11
    The ambassador must build a good image of Russia in Poland, and he obviously does not succeed.
    But how to build this image, if from the side of Poland permanent tricks arise. It is high time for the Poles to think about their behavior. They behave like political prost. angry
  40. 0
    28 September 2015 17: 48
    The ambassador must build a good image of Russia in Poland, and he obviously does not succeed.
  41. 0
    28 September 2015 21: 22
    As the Psheks were political prostitutes, they remained so. Nothing new.

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