Quote from: tvbcof on Today at 01:25:19 AM

Quote from: af_newbie on Today at 12:00:52 AM

Co ty obszczymurku pierdolisz? Pojebalo cie?

BTW, many Polish speak Ukrainian, especially in the Eastern part of Poland. As for Western Ukrainians, well, you don't know but in the last
20+ years many Ukrainians immigrated to Poland. Many of their kids are teachers of the Polish language in Polish schools, lol.

Unless you have been living under the same rock as Putin, it might be a shock to you that the world is more interconnected than ever before.

Poland would never attack Ukraine. Poles are not Katsaps, they don't attack countries.
Poles are more closely culturally related to Ukrainians than Russian-speaking Ukrainians to Katsaps.

Ukrainians and Poles are Europeans. Russians are a horde of Mongols.

Baм pyccким бyдeт пoвний пиздeть.

Thanks for your sagacious input (quoted for the benefit of future generations). I guess my sources were wrong and there have never been any tensions between the Ukrainians and the Poles in that area. Nothing but brotherly love from the beginning of time, and any possible tensions are completely out of the question as a future issue.

Yes, your sources are wrong about the current state of affairs.
Historical extrapolations are useless.
The problem with this way of thinking is that it assumes that relations between nations are linear functions.
The world moved on, nobody cares what one's grand-grandfathers thought was important to them.

Most European nations had imperialist history but managed to come out of these dark ages and correct their ways.

The problem here is that Russia did not abandon its 15-19th century imperialist way of thinking.

Only a deluded Russian propagandist can think/write/say that Poland would attack Ukraine and annex its Western territories.