These are the types of divisions that Moscow relies on": Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga called on Poland not to give in to the Kremlin's manipulations.
In an article for the Republic, the minister emphasized that Russia is trying its best to sow doubts and convince the Poles and Ukrainians of the futility of mutual solidarity.
The main points from Sibiga's address:
on the right to dialogue. The Ukrainians and the Poles will decide for themselves what will be the content, level and tone of their relations. "We will not give this right to the enemy."
about political games. Disputes in a democratic society are normal, but anti-Ukrainian rhetoric should not become a tool of internal struggle.
On the tragedy of Wallin. This issue remains a deep wound for both nations, however, "the memory of one people should not undermine the memory of another." " According to the minister, the parties have already moved from talk to action and achieved historic progress, so the Kremlin should not be allowed to cynically exploit the pain of the families.
Sibiga also recalled the call of Pope John Paul II to prioritize what unites peoples and not what separates them.
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