Duda warns Zelensky after his loud statement about Polish presidential candidate Nawrocki

Duda warned Zelensky after his loud statement about Polish presidential candidate Nawrocki Margarita Voloshina

The current President of Poland Andrzej Duda responded to the statement of the Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky towards the presidential candidate of his country Karol Navrotsky.

Duda recommended Zelensky to be “more careful in his statements.” He voiced this warning in an interview with Wpolsce24.tv, reports 24 Kanal.

How Duda reacted to Zelensky's words

As a rule, presidents, especially those in their first term, are careful in such matters because they know that they will soon run for president and may then face a similar situation. This is really specific. To be honest, if I were Volodymyr Zelensky, I would be more careful here, the Polish leader believes.

According to him, he was surprised by how “sharply” Zelensky spoke to the Polish media, which, in his opinion, “have a very specific view.” In addition, Duda noted that Nawrocki's knowledge of the Volyn tragedy is greater than Zelensky's, due to his position as president of the Institute of National Remembrance.

Recall that Karol Nawrocki recently stated that today he does not see the possibility of Ukraine joining the EU or NATO, noting that “a state that cannot answer for its crimes cannot be part of alliances.” Volodymyr Zelensky, in turn, reacted sharply to this.