Polish President Andrzej Duda approved US President Joe Biden’s decision on Western weapons attacks on Russia and criticized German Chancellor Olaf Scholz for his telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
“I welcomed Joe Biden’s decision. It was very necessary and it is good that it was done. Russia sees that Ukraine receives support from Western countries.
I doubt that the conversation between the German Chancellor and V. Putin was agreed upon with the allies. Russia is brutally attacking Ukraine and one of the leaders of European countries with strong economies is negotiating with the aggressor. I think this is a mistake,” Duda said, quoted by the Pool No. 3 telegram channel.
how it was transmitted EADailyThe United States has authorized Ukraine to use ATACMS missiles to attack Russian territory. This was reported by The New York Times in reference to US officials.
president of the united states joe biden For the first time, he authorized Ukraine to use long-range missiles supplied by the United States to attack Russia, U.S. officials said.
how it was transmitted EADailyThe telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin was important and detailed, but contained no indication of a change in Moscow’s position on the Ukrainian crisis. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz told reporters in Berlin before flying to Brazil for the G20 summit.
“This was important… The conversation was detailed, but it allowed us to understand that, in the opinion of the Russian president… little has changed. This is not good news,” Scholz said, quoted by TASS.
Recall that at the initiative of the German side, the first telephone conversation since December 2022 took place between the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, and the Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, Olaf Scholz. This was reported by the Kremlin’s official website.
“There was a detailed and frank exchange of views on the situation in Ukraine. “Vladimir Putin recalled that the current crisis is the direct result of many years of aggressive NATO policy aimed at creating an anti-Russian springboard on Ukrainian territory, ignoring the security interests of our country and trampling on the rights of Russian-speaking residents,” he says. the statement.
