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Warsaw — Two Russian tanks destroyed on the battlefield in northern Ukraine were exhibited in Warsaw on Monday, and Polish Prime Minister's senior aide said he provided evidence that Kyiv could win the war. Stated.
Poland has long been skeptical of Russia's intentions in Central and Eastern Europe, and has been adjacent since President Vladimir Putin's army launched what the Kremlin calls a "special military operation." Has emerged as one of Ukraine's strongest allies.
"This exhibition proves that we can beat the Russians," aide Michal Dworczyk told reporters. "Mainly a group of many in Europe said the Russian army was invincible ... This destroyed Russian equipment proves that determination and courage can help defeat the Russian army.
Dwolchik said when Russian troops bombarded Rishchansik, the last metropolis still owned by Ukrainian troops in eastern Luhansik.
"We saw and destroyed many of those tanks," said James, a 56-year-old lawyer from Oregon, USA, who fought Ukrainian troops before coming to Poland.
"Fortunately, the Ukrainian army is motivated, well-equipped, fighting on their land, fighting for homes, women and children."
Tanks are reserved for display in Madrid and Lisbon, the exhibition organizer said. (Report by Kuba Stezycki and Pawel Florkiewicz, Written by Alan Charlish, Edited by John Stonestreet)
