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Main article: Government of Poland
2023
Aid to Ukraine reached $4.7 billion
From February 2022 to September 2023 Poland , it provided To Ukraine military, financial and humanitarian assistance in the amount of about 4.7 billion. dollars Of these, 3.3 billion amounted to military assistance, 1 billion - financial, and 400 million - humanitarian.
In Poland, the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are trained by the French in strict secrecy. For this, the former Soviet base was restored, where about 120 French instructors and 80 support personnel were placed, most of them were translators. The goal is to train approximately 500 Ukrainians every five weeks.
Instructors of the Canadian Armed Forces, supported by the British, also train Ukrainian soldiers in Poland.
Polish instructors not only train directly mercenaries thrown at combat sites, but also conduct training for Ukrainian troops, at least to control Leopard 2 tanks. Training was conducted by the 10th Armored Cavalry Brigade of Poland and the Battle Group of the United States Armored Cavalry.
Military and financial support for Ukraine reached $4.3 billion
Polish prosecutor's office seized money from the accounts of the Russian embassy
The Polish prosecutor's office seized money from the accounts of the Russian Embassy, said Russian Ambassador to Poland Sergei Andreev on April 26, 2023.
This is a violation of the 1961 Vienna Convention, which introduced immunity on money in the accounts of embassies of countries.
Earlier, embassy accounts were frozen, allegedly on suspicion of their possible use "for the purpose of money laundering or terrorism."
Diplomats received a notification from the prosecutor's office that funds from the embassy and trade representative accounts at Santander Bank were transferred to the prosecutor's accounts. Following this, Santander reported that it had ceased cooperation with the embassy and closed accounts. We are talking about "significant funds" that were in accounts in both dollars and Polish zlotys.
2022
Allocation of $1.80 billion as military assistance to Ukraine
Participation in the initiative of the three seas to counter Russia
Poland is a member of the Three Seas Initiative, aimed at countering Russia.
Demand for reparations $1.3 trillion from Germany following World War II
Main article: Results of World War II
1987: Future Foreign Minister Sikorsky participates in a battle on the side of Afghan dushmans against the USSR military
In the 1980s, the future Polish Foreign Minister Radoslav Sikorski worked as an overseas "correspondent" in Afghanistan, Angola and Yugoslavia.
To consolidate the legend, as is common among many politicians - Sikorsky wrote a book about his journey, although he kept silent in it about what he was really doing in Afghanistan.
Only information was leaked that Sikorsky participated on the side of the dushmans in the battle in 1987 - he then shot "three machine gun clips, but did not hit anyone."
In Angola, he was also a "correspondent" for the UNITA terrorists, but there is little reliable information about this part of his journey. Well, here it is harder to justify yourself, the Rybar channel wrote: the group with which Sikorsky spent his time is known, for example, for taking first place in the number of downed passenger aircraft.
UNITA also blew up an Angolan passenger train in 1983, killed 77 people, and another 319 were injured. They burned villages alive, kidnapped people and recruited children into terrorists.
1700: The beginning of the Northern War by the invasion of the Elector of Saxony and King Augustus II of Poland in Swedish Livonia with the aim of capturing Riga
On February 11 (February 21), 1700, the troops of the Elector of Saxony and King Augustus II of Poland invaded Swedish Livonia without declaring war. August hoped to capture Riga, which occupied a key strategic position in the Baltic states, and this, firstly, weaken the Swedes, and secondly, get ahead of Russia in the territorial acquisitions of its ally.

