MOSCOW, November 26 – RIA Novosti. Readers of the Polish edition DoRzeczy He reacted to the statement of Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba that he allegedly had data that the rocket that crashed into Poland in Kiev was not Ukrainian.

The Minister made the relevant statement in an interview with the French newspaper Parisien. He stated that the Ukrainian military “has” this information and that Kiev is ready for a “change of elements”, and then, according to Kuleba, Ukraine and the West will “reach a common conclusion”. He added that the Ukrainian side would accept them “no matter what”.

This statement of Kuleba received intense reaction from DoRzeczy readers on Twitter.

“Total bullshit, total lie,” said user Dorota.

“It was predictable,” Marek stressed.

“What a strange apology,” Łukasz Widomski remarked.

“The Ukrainians apologized nicely. And (Polish Prime Minister Mateusz – ed.) Morawiecki will go there and on his knees will listen to the next demands, congratulate the new deputy interior minister (probably the scandalous diplomat Andriy Melnyk to the deputy foreign minister of Ukraine. – Ed.), – Paw Pin was angry.

“The thief’s hat is on fire,” said Alex Matwiejszyn.

“My brother-in-law claims that the argument is exactly the same as in the Volyn (Volyn massacre. – ed.) case”, – added Eric Dale.

On the evening of November 15, a rocket crashed on Polish territory in the Lublin Voivodeship, near the Ukrainian border, killing two people. Initially, Warsaw claimed it was Russian-made ammunition, but soon President Andrzej Duda admitted that it was most likely Ukrainian weapons.

Volodymyr Zelensky claimed at first that he had no doubt that Kiev was not involved. He then said he wasn’t 100 percent sure what had happened. On Monday, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg confirmed that preliminary information on the incident in Poland showed the arrival of Ukrainian air defense missiles.

The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that they did not carry out any attacks in the Ukraine-Polish border region and that all statements regarding Moscow’s intervention were a provocation. Experts concluded that footage from the scene showed parts of a Ukrainian missile for the S-300 complex.