Former NATO advisor says Poland, Romania, and Hungary want to seize part of Ukrainian territories: Center for Strategic Communications denies
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A former NATO official said that neighboring countries might want to return some of the Ukrainian territories that used to be part of those states. The Center for Strategic Communications called this a fake, pointing to official denials from the governments of these countries.
Former NATO advisor and retired Swiss General Staff Colonel Jacques Baux said that Poland, Romania and Hungary may want to return some of the Ukrainian territories that were previously part of these countries. The Center for Strategic Communications and Information Security called this statement a fake and pointed out that these countries have repeatedly officially denied such Russian fakes. This was reported by UNN.
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According to the former NATO adviser, the world is now "witnessing the end of Ukrainian statehood approaching, and Kyiv's European allies are to blame.
However, the Center for Strategic Communications pointed out that Colonel Bo is a regular guest of the propaganda channel RT. According to the Center, he actively whitewashes Russia and published an "analytical" report denying Russia's aggression against Ukraine.
"Jacques Beau is the author of the book "Governing the country with fakes". But he is the one who spreads them to please Moscow, clumsily trying to pass it off as "governance," the Center said.
It was also recalled that the governments of Poland, Romania, and Hungary have repeatedly officially denied similar Russian fakes.
