Polish FM Voices Outrage Over Russia’s New “Peppy” Attacks
Poland’s foreign affairs chief, Radoslaw Sikorski, fired up his phone and tweeted that Russia’s latest swoops—both the blast on Kryvyi Rih and the deadly ballistic missile on Sunday—are downright “heinous.” He’s not just hot‑wired; he’s appalled, calling the irony to a laugh‑out‑tainted face‑painted jester of war.
Why The Polish Minister’s Heat Is on the Russians
- Last month Kyiv signed a “no‑conditions” ceasefire.
- Now, the Russians are dashing back with full‑scale aggression—exactly as Putin does at a buffet where the “end of war” dessert is frozen.
Sikorski’s lament is simple: I’m appalled at Russia’s new spree. Russia’s “mocking” answer is a direct slap to the pledge that we all had made to stop the bloodshed.
Putin’s “Dragging Foot” Motive
He says Vlad’s footdragging is a clear sign: “He’s not curious about peace; he’s just hoarding trouble.” The blunt truth—there’s no coffee break in the fight for Ukraine’s “peace club” membership.
What Comes Next?
Poland urges the international community to revisit the “unconditional ceasefire” promise and, ideally, invite Putin to Vienna for a “status update” instead of a hunk of the world’s hour‑glass.
So, the Polish FM’s words? They’re the fire‑alarm, the red‑flag, the midnight news “don’t go” announcement we all wish we heard a little sooner.
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Trump Claims Russia Stumbled Over Sumy Missile Strike
Former President Donald Trump has just dropped a bombshell: Russia made a mistake
when it pulled a double‑tap missile on the Ukrainian city of Sumy. The shrill claim got the whole diplomatic world buzzing, but here’s what the European leaders think.
Poland Wants the U.S. to Talk Back
The Polish Foreign Minister, Sikorski, has fired a stern warning at the White House:
- He says the Russian dictator is mocking goodwill with these reckless attacks.
- He urges President Trump to “see the truth” and grab the right decisions.
Lithuania Calls It “Barbaric”
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kestutis Budrys was less polite:
- He slammed the ballistic missile attack as barbaric, calling it a new war crime.
- He criticized Putin for repeatedly throwing people off balance, especially those fighting for peace.
Germany Stamps the Hail Mary
The German Foreign Minister, Annalena Baerbock, swore over the horror:
- She dubbed the attack on Sumy a “horrific violation” and said the president is still chasing the destruction of Ukraine.
- She urged that anyone wanting peace must stand with Ukraine and defend it.
The Big Picture
Summarizing the global outcry: the Russian missile rockets have become the world’s most annoying disrespect gesture. Poland, Lithuania and Germany are not just throwing polite words; they want the U.S. to shout back at Moscow, show strength, and keep the European peace front solid.
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