Polish President Andrzej Duda, in an address to his citizens on May 5, said that there would actually be no border between Poland and Ukraine (see video below). Between our countries – Poland and Ukraine – there will be no more borders. This border will not exist! So that we live together on this land, building and restoring together our common happiness and common strength, which will allow us to repel any danger or any possible threat,” he said, RBC reports.

There is no condemnation from the globalist paid puppet Zelensky, quite contrary, he invites the West to take “patronage’ of various Ukrainian regions, revealing his globalists’ masters endgame plan for partitioning and plundering the natural and human capital of the territory formerly known as the Ukraine.

The expectations are that the Polish Armed Forces will take over parts of the western Ukraine as “peacekeepers” that will be stationed there for a decade or more and in the absence of functioning local state institutions either slowly incorporate it in the Polish state or form an union similar to the one of Russia and Belarus. 

According to the President of Poland, in the absence of borders, the peoples of the two countries will be able to live together, “building together their common happiness and common strength”

The head of state stated this during a speech on the occasion of the Day of the Polish Diaspora in the Belvedere Palace in Warsaw, broadcasted by the TVP Info channel: Poland and Ukraine— no more border. This border will not exist. So that we live together on this earth, building and rebuilding together our common happiness and common strength, which will allow us to repel any danger or any possible threat, — said the president.

On May 5, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky called on the countries of the world to take patronage over the Ukrainian regions, cities and industries that suffered during the hostilities in order to ensure their restoration. “Such a patronage project can create a new <…> a historical example of interaction and partnership between the states of the free world, between regions, cities and companies of Europe and democratic countries, — he said. 

Earlier on April 28, the head of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, Sergei Naryshkin, citing intelligence, said that Washington and Warsaw were developing a plan to establish Poland’s control over its “historical possessions” in Ukraine. According to him, Poland wants to send troops to the western regions of Ukraine under the slogan of their “protection against Russian aggression.”

In response, the press secretary of the minister— Polish intelligence coordinator Stanislav Zharin said that information about the Polish “annexation of Western Ukraine” — lies, the purpose of which— sow distrust between Kyiv and Warsaw.