Embassy of Poland: the words of the ambassador of the country about the conditions of the conflict with the Russian Federation were misunderstood

The Polish embassy in Paris reported “a misinterpretation out of context” of the statements of the Polish ambassador to France, Jan Emerik Rosciszewski, that Warsaw would have to “enter into an armed conflict with Moscow if Ukraine is defeated.”

“We draw your attention to the fact that the statement is interpreted by some media outlets in isolation from the context in which it was made,” – according to a statement published by the Polish diplomatic mission.

A statement from the Polish embassy mentions that careful listening to Rosciszewski’s entire conversation makes it clear that he allegedly did not talk about “Warsaw’s direct participation in the conflict.”

“There was only a warning about the consequences of the defeat of Ukraine: about the possibility of an attack or being drawn by Russia (into the conflict – Hereinafter approx. REN TV) next countries of Central Europe – (states) of the Baltic States and Poland”, – the message of the Polish diplomatic mission says.

Earlier, the Polish ambassador to Paris, Jan Emerik Rosciszewski, said that Warsaw would go to war with Moscow if the Ukrainian army could not defend the country’s independence.

Prior to this, the head of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, Sergei Naryshkin, drew attention to Poland’s desire to annex the western part of Ukraine: Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Ternopil regions.

The tendency of a number of countries to dismember Ukraine was also noted by Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev. According to him, neither its President Volodymyr Zelensky nor the United States and its allies care about the sovereignty of the country. The West will sacrifice everything to realize its “geopolitical goals,” Patrushev specified.

On September 17, ex-Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania Andrei Marga said that Ukraine was within unnatural borders and should return its lands to Russia, Hungary, Poland and Romania. Later, the Hungarian politician Laszlo Torotsky, congratulating Poland on Independence Day, published a photograph that completely ignores part of the current Ukrainian territory.