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- Poland’s Andrzej Duda, the first foreign leader to address Ukrainian lawmakers in person since the war said ‘only Ukraine has the right to decide its future’
- Ukraine’s parliament also extended martial law and general mobilisation for an additional 90 days, until August 23, a day before it celebrates Independence
Russian ambassador Sergey Andreev was splashed with red paint by Polish anti-war protesters while attending a ceremony to mark the 77th anniversary of the end of World War II. He was surrounded by demonstrators chanting “fascists”, “murderers”, and “shame” as he attended a wreath-laying ceremony at a cemetery in Warsaw. Before leaving, he said in front of the cameras “I am proud of my country and my president.” Sergey Andreev reportedly said that he and his team were not hurt in the incident.
Russian ambassador Sergey Andreev was splashed with red paint by Polish anti-war protesters while attending a ceremony to mark the 77th anniversary of the end of World War II. He was surrounded by demonstrators chanting “fascists”, “murderers”, and “shame” as he attended a wreath-laying ceremony at a cemetery in Warsaw. Before leaving, he said in front of the cameras “I am proud of my country and my president.” Sergey Andreev reportedly said that he and his team were not hurt in the incident.
Demonstrators shouted ‘fascists’, ‘murderers’, as ambassador Sergey Andreev visited a Warsaw cemetery to pay respects to fallen Soviet soldiers on Victory Day.
Demonstrators shouted ‘fascists’, ‘murderers’, as ambassador Sergey Andreev visited a Warsaw cemetery to pay respects to fallen Soviet soldiers on Victory Day.