The State Duma announced Zelensky’s intention to transfer part of Ukraine to Poland

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Deputy of the Crimean State Duma Sheremet announced Zelensky’s intention to transfer part of Ukraine to Poland
 
Crimean State Duma (DG) deputy Mikhail Sheremet said that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, realizing the impending collapse of the country, intends to transfer his western territories to Poland so  reported RIA Novosti.
 
According to the deputy, Poland has been “nurturing plans for the occupation” of Ukrainian lands for a long time. For now, it is a good time to dress up and cover all this with an imaginary concern for the Ukrainians, Sheremet added.
 
At the same time, he warned the Polish authorities against rash acts related to an attempt to prevent Russia from completing the special operation in Ukraine. Poland, with its Russophobic policy and support for Ukrainian military personnel, endangers the whole of Europe, the deputy concluded.
 
Source: Agencies
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