"They will crawl": Duda spoke about the conclusion of peace between Ukraine and the Russian Federation (video)

"I say: Vladimir, looking at our history, as these paths once dispersed, I beg you - when you defeat Russia, when the Russians get around to sign peace here, then lead them to Pereyaslav, let them sign with you peace there, let them cross out All those years of Soviet and Russian influence and this captivity from the time of the tsar until recently, which you have been defending again now, " - said the President of Poland.

Duda also added that Ukraine will win the Russian Federation, in particular thanks to the support of its allies. According to the Polish President, everyone would like peaceful coexistence with the Russian Federation. "Unfortunately, as you can see, it is impossible because they attack, rob, kill, want to take away freedom," Andrzej Duda stated.

On January 8, 1654, Hetman Bohdan Khmelnitsky convened a military council in Pereyaslav, which resulted in a decision to unite the Zaporizhzhya Army with the Russian kingdom. The exact results of the Pereyaslav Council were subsequently lost and rewritten by historians, so the results of the meetings are treated differently. After the Hetmanate managed to conquer autonomy, the hetman had to decide who to build an alliance to protect independence.

Before negotiating with the Russian tsar, Khmelnytsky tried to negotiate with the Crimean Tatars, which ended in betrayal of the latter. Khmelnitsky demanded that the Ambassadors of the Russian Kingdom would be the first to swear on behalf of the king, which should provide the Hetmanate preservation of her rights, and would be a confirmation of the union between the two states.

However, Vasyl Buturlin refused to swear on behalf of the king, citing the fact that the king did not swear to his subjects. No agreement was signed this day. Some historians say that after long meetings, the representatives of the Hetmanate still swore allegiance to the king. Historical documents say that this day was 284. There is also information that many representatives of the Cossack officers, a number of Cossack regiments and cities, as well as the Ukrainian clergy, refused to oath.

We will remind that on January 25 Andrzej Duda urged Western partners to give Ukraine a team of tanks Leopard 2 "as a gift" to reflect a possible new offensive of Russian troops. According to him, the decision to transfer the tanks of Kiev "was not easy", but it is necessary to expel Russian invaders from Ukrainian land.

Focus also wrote that on January 18, Polish President Andrzej Duda expressed fears that the situation in Ukraine could be critical in the near future due to the possible re -attack of Russia. We also reported that on January 17, Andrzej Duda visited the opening of the exhibition "Ukraine is you" at the Ukrainian House at the World Economic Forum in Swiss Davos. The President of Poland has viewed photos of the consequences of Russian strikes in the territory of Ukraine and talked with Ukrainians.