Poland refused to comment on Naryshkin's words about control over Ukraine

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland does not comment on the words of the HEAD of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Sergei Naryshkin about Warsaw's plans to establish control over part of Ukraine. The department told RBC about this.

“The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs does not comment on Naryshkin’s words,” the ministry answered the correspondent’s corresponding question.

Earlier, Naryshkin said that according to intelligence, the United States and Poland are developing a plan to establish Poland's control over its "historical possessions" in Ukraine. The SVR suggests that the first stage in the implementation of Poland's plan will be the entry of Polish troops into the western part of Ukraine under the slogan of "protecting them from Russian aggression."

According to Russian intelligence, the Polish military is planned to be deployed where the likelihood of clashes with the Russian military is minimal in order to later be able to take control of strategic facilities. The department claims that the operation will take place without a NATO mandate, but with the participation of "willing states."