[Text/Observer Network Zhang Jingjuan] The Russian political mischief duo who has fooled and teased many national politicians - "Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexei Stolyalov) has taken action against Polish President Duda again after more than two years, and he was fooled again this time...
Comprehensive "Russia Today" (RT) and Reuters report, vowan and Lexus spoke with Duda on the phone as "French President Macron " local time on the 15th. Duda admitted in the conversation that he was "very very carefully" to avoid a war with Russia. Screenshot of the report of
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Wowan and Lexus can be heard in a voice of about 7 and a half minutes of conversation posted online, and the two sides communicated in English. Reuters said the Russian political mischief duo also deliberately carried a trace of French accent.
Before this conversation, two missiles hit a farm near the border between Poland and Ukraine on the night of the 15th, killing two people. After the
incident, all parties quickly came forward to express their views. Ukrainian President Zelensky blamed Russia for this, saying that this was a "Russia's missile attack on collective security" and a "major escalation" of the conflict, and said that NATO needs to take "actions" against this "attack on collective security."
Speaking of this, Duda said, "Please believe me, I'm extra careful." He said that he would not point the finger at Russia just by just one side.
"You have to know that this is a war, and both sides of the war will blame each other."
"French President Macron" asked, "Then do you think we need to escalate the relationship between Russia and NATO?"
"Do you think I want to go to war with Russia?" Duda asked back, "No, believe me, I won't want to go to war with Russia."
He stressed repeatedly, "Believe me, I'm very careful, very, very careful."
Duda added that he only wanted to discuss Article 4 of the NATO Agreement, and not involve Article 5 of the NATO Agreement.
Poland is a member of NATO. Article 4 of the NATO Agreement stipulates that when any NATO member state believes that the territorial integrity, political independence or security of any NATO member state is threatened, NATO member states should negotiate together; Article 5 of the NATO Agreement stipulates that armed attacks on a NATO member state should be regarded as attacks on all member states, and all countries must take "actions that they consider necessary, such as using armed forces."
As of now, Article 5 has only been activated once. After the 9/11 incident in 2001, the United States launched Article 5, and NATO troops were immediately deployed to the Afghanistan area.
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Although Ukraine strongly denies it, Poland, the United States and NATO all believe that the missiles come from Ukraine, and the Russian Ministry of Defense also confirmed that the missile debris fell into Poland belonged to the Ukrainian S-300 missile.
"If it is really a missile launched by Russia, then I will discuss it with you (French President Macron), US President Biden , etc., and jointly find a suitable way to deal with this difficult situation." Duda said.
When asked what he thinks about " dirty bomb ", Duda said that he was more afraid of the Ukrainian nuclear power plant that was constantly bombarded by dirty bombs. After the farce of
, the Polish Presidential Office did not issue a statement until yesterday (22nd): After the missile explosion in the Pugervodo area, during the call with the heads of state and government (the Polish president and) a person who claimed to be French President Macron was connected. During the call, President Angely Duda realized from the unusual way of talking by the interlocutor that it could be a prank and ended the conversation.
Screenshot of the statement of the Polish Presidential Office
It is worth mentioning that this is the second time that the Russian political mischief duo has successfully called Duda in recent years.
In July 2020, Wovan and Lexus pretended to have a congratulatory message to Duda. The two sides "discussed" a lot. They proposed to Duda to send troops to Ukraine and take back Lviv (Lviv was formerly from Poland, but returned to Ukraine after WWII ).
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