Moscow releases a list of 5 962 “foreign mercenaries” they claim to have killed in Ukraine, 1/3 of them are Poles, In reality-

[Litwin]

In reality, less than 10 Polish volunteer soldiers have lost their lives in Ukraine.
Only Muscovites, COMMIES, Nazis and MAGA believe the Muscovite government.

Moscow releases a list of 5 962 “foreign mercenaries” they claim to have killed in Ukraine. They claim that 1/3 of them are Poles.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Commies like to lie.

 

[Litwin]

Commies like to lie.

The Biggest Nazi (National - Socialist ) collaborator of them all !

MAGA, commies, WOKE - Marxists, 🇷🇺 Muscovites always seem to get offended by the truth. Probably that is why they are so keen on trolling everybody on twitter and here. The Biggest Nazi (National - Socialist ) collaborator of them all !

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[ThirdTerm]

Assuming that those figures released by Russia's Ministry of Defence is roughly accurate, the presence of 3,000 Polish troops in Ukraine is alarming. It could be a secret Polish ploy to take back the lost Polish territory transferred to Ukraine by Stalin, which the Poles consider historically their own.

Putin believes that Polish officials dream of returning “those lands that they consider historically their own, and which were taken from them by Joseph Stalin, and transferred to Ukraine. They certainly want them back. So if official Polish units enter there, they are unlikely to leave,” he claimed.

In an extensive interview with Russian journalist Dmitry Kiselyov, which is set to be aired by Rossiya 1 TV and RIA Novosti on Wednesday, Putin said “If Polish troops enter the territory of Ukraine to, as they say, secure the Ukrainian-Belarusian border, for example, or in some other places to free up Ukrainian rear military units to participate in hostilities on the frontline, then I think that Polish troops will never leave,” Putin said, according to snippets of the interview.

Attempts to send Polish troops to Ukraine may end up with a long-term occupation, says Putin

Poland’s foreign minister said last week that the presence of NATO forces “is not unthinkable” and that he appreciates the French president for not ruling out that idea.

www.firstpost.com