Kyiv did not show Warsaw the secret annexes to the “victory plan” — Duda

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky did not share the confidential annexes to his “victory plan” with Poland.

This information reported revealed by Polish President Andrzej Duda in an interview with Radio Zet.

When asked if it was true that Ukraine now “disregards Poland” because Poland has given away all its weapons, Duda replied, “In some sense, yes.” He added that this reaction was “expected” in Warsaw, given that Poland “gave what it could.”

Duda said he remains “calm” about the situation.

“Of course, I would very much like Ukraine to be a country that is very friendly with Poland, and I would like us to have the best possible relationship. But that’s the crux of it—it takes both sides to want that simultaneously,” Duda stated.

He noted that Zelensky is under pressure from Ukraine’s major “donors,” who provide the most weapons and assistance.

“Warsaw needs to keep this in mind, as life is harsh,” Duda remarked.

It’s worth noting that Zelensky recently confirmed he had instructed the development of an “internal plan to strengthen Ukraine,” which the media had described as a second “victory plan” for internal use.