Go to mediabankMaria Zakharova, official representative of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. File photoMOSCOW, Oct 5The statement of Germany and Poland on the payment of reparations to Ukraine by Russia is indecent and immoral, said the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova. this topic, they immediately begin to sort things out, who owes whom and how much. In general, it is indecent, obscene. It is absolutely immoral that Poland, Germany, at a joint media event, a press conference, declare such things, demanding some kind of compensation from Russia for any historical period. It’s not for Poland or Germany to do this,” Zakharova said on Sputnik radio.»Give back our lands.» The Germans responded to Poland's demands for reparationsZakharova noted that Germany during the Second World War caused damage to the Soviet Union and claimed 25 million lives. they could do everything if they didn’t have to restore,” she said. Zakharova added that the Soviet Union invested a lot of effort and money in the restoration of the countries of Eastern Europe, including Germany and Poland. “And these people, their descendants have the audacity to do something talk and stutter about the topic of compensation,” she said. According to Zakharova, Germany and Poland contributed to “anti-constitutional coups” and the crisis in Ukraine. “If we talk about the immediate cause that led to the crisis, then it is Europe, the European Union. The Eurobureaucracy, which is led by Washington and whose hands many illegal things were done on the territory of Ukraine,» Zakharova added. Previously, Poland and Germany, and bitterly disputed over German reparations to Warsaw, agreed on the issue that Russia would have to pay reparations to Ukraine. This statement was made by the Polish and German foreign ministers in Warsaw the day before. Several years ago, the question was raised in Poland that Germany should pay reparations to the republic for damage during World War II, and a special parliamentary commission was created to calculate the amount. The German government has repeatedly stated that they do not intend to pay Poland: in Berlin, they believe that they have already paid quite large reparations, and there is no reason to doubt Poland's refusal of reparations in 1953.
Poland and Germany wanted Russia to pay reparations to Ukraine
