Duda fired an office worker because of a conversation with pranksters Vovan and Lexus

Director of the International Policy Bureau of the Chancellery of Poland, Piotr Gillert, lost his post due to a conversation between the President of the Republic, Andrzej Duda, and Russian pranksters Vladimir Kuznetsov (Vovan) and Alexei Stolyarov (Lexus), transmits radio station RMF FM with reference to sources.

The conversation between Duda and Russian pranksters posing as French President Emmanuel Macron took place on November 15. On this day, a rocket fell in the Polish village of Przewoduv, bordering Ukraine. Gillert was responsible for the president’s communications with leaders of other countries.

According to sources, Duda’s associates emphasize that the situation that day was very difficult, and connections with world leaders were different, because most of them were at the G20 summit in Indonesia.

“However, allowing interviews with Russians posing as Emmanuel Macron was a clear mistake on the part of the president’s associates and, moreover, a relapse. Previously, the same pranksters successfully reached Andrzej Duda in 2020,” the radio station notes.

In a conversation with the pranksters, Duda said that he did not want a war with Russia. “Trust me, I am very careful, I do not blame the Russians. Emmanuel, this is war. I think both sides will blame each other for this war.” declared then he. The office of the head of state soon confirmed the fact of the conversation.

November 15 in Poland there was an incident with the fall of a rocket. Local media reported that two people were killed in the incident. The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that experts identified the wreckage from photographs from the missile crash site in Poland as elements of the Ukrainian S-300 missile system. The department emphasized that all statements about the fall of supposedly Russian missiles on the territory of Poland are “a deliberate provocation in order to escalate the situation.” US President Joe Biden, at a meeting with the leaders of the G7 countries and NATO, said that the strike on Poland was carried out by a Ukrainian air defense missile (air defense).

Polish President Andrzej Duda, in turn, admitted that there is no evidence that the rocket that fell on Polish territory was fired by the Russian military. This version was also voiced by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, who admitted that a Ukrainian air defense missile had fallen.