Duda called the condition for which Zelensky will not eliminate the soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (video)

The Polish President promised to become a "guarantor" of the exit of Russian troops from the territory of Ukraine, if they leave the Ukrainian regions. At the same time, he stated that Russia should understand that "the one who is at war is at the sword. " Russia's war against Ukraine should end in the near future. This is convinced of Poland President Andrzej Duda. He stated this in Kyiv during the Independence Day of Ukraine on Saturday, August 24.

According to him, Ukraine will be able to defend its freedom. "I have no doubt that, uniting in my efforts and struggle, the courageous Ukrainian people defend their independence. And although Ukraine is fighting the Russian aggressor today, not fighting for life, but on death for its independence, I am I am convinced that the war will soon end with the victory of freedom over the world of tyranny.

During a joint press conference with President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky and Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Shimonite Duda commented on the Armed Forces operation in the Kursk region. "When someone attacks someone will be beaten and will have loss. The foolish one who does not take it into account.

If the Russian military will finally allow you to return home and they will start getting out of Ukraine if it will be so that the Ukrainian army will then attack, So I will call the President Zelensky and say, "Do not bombard them, they go away. " In response, Zelensky joked that he could be busy at this point and would not be able to answer the call. However, Duda added that he would continue to call until he has conveyed his opinion.

"But while Russia is attacking Ukraine in the war, which it has begun, it must take into account that the one who is fighting the sword is dying from the sword," the Polish President emphasized. We will remind, the last Andrzej Duda was in Ukraine on July 9, 2023. Then he, together with Vladimir Zelensky, took part in the events on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Volyn tragedy and honoring the memory of victims of World War II.