By Sundance
During three separate interviews today, U.S Secretary of State Anthony Blinken told media that Poland was sending fighter planes to Ukraine, and the U.S. was in negotiations with Poland to replace them. The same assertion was made by U.S. Senator Marco Rubio.
However, the official Twitter account of the chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland calls those reports “fake news”:
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It’s bad enough when the media is spreading fake news, now we have the U.S. Secretary of State doing it.
That said, the original statements by Secretary Blinken didn’t pass the smell test. Now it looks like Tony Blinken was trying to provoke Poland to be the spark that ignited the NATO war against Russia. Stunning. This is a pretty big deal, but watch the media drop the issue as if it never happened.
FAKE NEWS
Unfortunately you are spreading misinformation with quotation from 27/02/22.Poland won’t send its fighter jets to #Ukraine as well as allow to use its airports. We significantly help in many other areas.https://t.co/wjNOgh97JT
— Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland (@PremierRP_en) March 6, 2022