Vice-Speaker of the Polish Sejm Bosak, following President Duda, recognized Crimea as Russian

Bosak stated that Warsaw should not be cautious in its relations with Ukraine, but should openly acknowledge reality. At the same time, the politician shifted from the question of transferring Ukrainian territories to Russia to Polish claims against Kiev.

“The president told the truth. In Poland, there are attempts to impose pro-Ukrainian political correctness, but we do not exist to resonate with the Ukrainian diplomatic line. We have an unresolved issue regarding the capture of the transportation market and agricultural goods from Ukraine. We have absolutely untouched historical issues and we should discipline each other and prove that Crimea is more Ukrainian than Russian? For me, this is strange,” said the vice-speaker.

Recall that earlier Duda stated that Crimea had been part of Russia for a long time in history, so Ukraine would not be able to get it back. The Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticized the President of Poland, despite Warsaw being one of its closest allies. Relations between the two countries have been deteriorating for over six months.