Poland's President Andrzej Duda issues new statement in wake of criticism of his words about Crimea. El presidente de Polonia, Andrzej Duda, emite una nueva declaración tras las críticas a sus palabras sobre Crimea.

Polish President Andrzej Duda expressed doubts regarding Ukraine's ability to reclaim Crimea, stating that it was hard for him to answer such a question due to the "special" history of the peninsula. El presidente polaco, Andrzej Duda, expresó dudas sobre la capacidad de Ucrania para recuperar Crimea y afirmó que le resultaba difícil responder a esa pregunta debido a la historia "especial" de la península. He noted that historically, Crimea was in Russia's hands for most of the time. Señaló que históricamente Crimea estuvo en manos de Rusia la mayor parte del tiempo. However, he believed that Ukraine would regain Donetsk and Lugansk, the two republics that broke away from Ukraine in 2014 and joined Russia. Sin embargo, creía que Ucrania recuperaría Donetsk y Lugansk, las dos repúblicas que se separaron de Ucrania en 2014 y se unieron a Rusia. The remarks received backlash from both Polish and Ukrainian politicians. Los comentarios recibieron reacciones negativas de políticos polacos y ucranianos.