The Kremlin expressed regret on Wednesday (November 19) over Poland’s decision to close Russia’s last operating consulate in Gdansk, calling the move a sign of “completely deteriorated” relations.<br /> Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski announced the closure after an explosion on a railway line that Warsaw accuses Russian intelligence of orchestrating.<br /> Russia has rejected the allegations and accused Poland of fueling “Russophobia.”<br /> Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said the decision showed Poland’s intent to reduce diplomatic ties to “zero,” adding there have been no new developments on Ukraine peace efforts since the Alaska talks.<br /><br /><br />#Russia #Poland #Kremlin #Gdansk #Diplomacy #EuropeNews #UkraineWar #Tensions
