Polish Senate recognizes Russia as 'terrorist state'
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Polish Senate unanimously votes in a resolution to recognize Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism over its deadly war in Ukraine.
Polish lawmakers outlined accounts of torture, forced deportations, murder of civilians and intentional strikes on civilian locations to back their calls to characterize Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism.
"We know all these acts of state terrorism well from the history books," a statement accompanying the resolution said. "Europeans believed that they would never again be threatened with genocide and war crimes. Meanwhile, Vladimir Putin and his apparatus of violence returned to the cruel practices of the Stalinist and Nazi regimes."
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