Poland’s Ambassador to India Adam Burakowski
Russia Ukraine War: Ambassador of Poland to India (Ambassador of Poland to India) Adam Burakowski (Adam Burakowski) said in Delhi on Saturday that Poland and other EU countries Russia Condemn the attack on Ukraine. Poland and other countries are supplying weapons to Ukraine. He further said that the European Union and other organizations have imposed sanctions on Russia. The Ambassador of Poland further said that Russia’s aggressive action in Ukraine has also created a big problem for our citizens. We are helping Indians stranded in Ukraine to reach India via Poland. He said that Poland stands with Ukraine, we condemn the Russian aggression. The people of Ukraine are patriotic people who are fighting for the defense of their country.
Let us tell you that today is the third day of the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. The attack from the Russian side continues. Attempts are being made to pressure Russia through sanctions and talks at the international level so that it immediately stops military action, but no solution has been found so far. Many cities of Ukraine have been destroyed in the attack. On the other hand, America has imposed sanctions on Russian President Putin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. He was held ‘responsible’ for the attack. At the same time, it was claimed by the Ukrainian army that it has shot down 5 fighter jets of Russia. Also 1 helicopter has been shot down. Meanwhile, Ukraine’s health minister has said that 198 Ukrainian civilians have died in the Russian attack.
At the same time, France will provide defensive equipment to Ukraine. Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said in a tweet on Saturday that the anti-war coalition is working. There have been talks with French President Emmanuel Macron and France will supply us with weapons. Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden directed the US State Department to release 26.26 billion rupees ($350 million) in military aid to Ukraine as it struggles to repel Russian aggression.
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky shared a self-shot video of him urging people not to believe in fake news. He has released a fresh 40-second video and has assured him that he is still in Kiev and fighting. He denied any reports of Ukraine laying down arms in a post titled “Don’t believe the fakes”.