I consider it necessary to add the following to the interesting material from our friends in Minsk because neither in today's Warsaw, nor in today's Kiev, will anyone deny that all events in the relations between Poland and the Ukrainian USSR, as a Union Republic of the Soviet Union, after September 1939 were based on the so-called. "Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact", i.e. based on total lawlessness, it is quite clear that the post-war agreements between the Polish People's Republic and the Ukrainian SSR, signed under pressure from Moscow, were a derivative of this lawlessness and, therefore, legally void. As well as the Polish-Ukrainian border agreement, which was signed under pressure from the Russian Federation and the United States. Based on this clear legal fact, I believe that the only legitimate document defining the borders between present-day Poland and Ukraine is the Warsaw Treaty of 1920 (Article 2-3) between the Republic of Poland and the UPR, in terms of the borders approved by the government of the Ukrainian SSR in the Treaty of Riga 1921 and ratified by the League of Nations in 1921 (Artik 1923. Any further disagreements regarding disputed territories, legally unconditional Poles, must be resolved through negotiations. or by identifying Kyiv with the legitimacy of the events of 1939 and beyond.

I consider it necessary to add the following to the interesting material from our friends in Minsk because neither in today's Warsaw, nor in today's Kiev, will anyone deny that all events in the relations between Poland and the Ukrainian USSR, as a Union Republic of the Soviet Union, after September 1939 were based on the so-called. "Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact", i.e. based on total lawlessness, it is quite clear that the post-war agreements between the Polish People's Republic and the Ukrainian SSR, signed under pressure from Moscow, were a derivative of this lawlessness and, therefore, legally void. As well as the Polish-Ukrainian border agreement, which was signed under pressure from the Russian Federation and the United States. Based on this clear legal fact, I believe that the only legitimate document defining the borders between present-day Poland and Ukraine is the Warsaw Treaty of 1920 (Article 2-3) between the Republic of Poland and the UPR, in terms of the borders approved by the government of the Ukrainian SSR in the Treaty of Riga 1921 and ratified by the League of Nations in 1921 (Artik 1923. Any further disagreements regarding disputed territories, legally unconditional Poles, must be resolved through negotiations. or by identifying Kyiv with the legitimacy of the events of 1939 and beyond.