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Poles weren’t fooled by Putin’s posturing to Tucker Carlson.
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“Don’t believe it until the Kremlin denies it.” That has been a good rule of thumb for Russia-watchers since Vladimir Putin rose to power almost 25 years ago. On Thursday night, Mr. Putin did it again, smoothly reassuring Tucker Carlson: “We have no interest in Poland, Latvia or anywhere else. Why would we do that? We simply don’t have any interest.” Flashing his crocodile smile, Mr. Putin went on to cite Poland by name 36 times.
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“Don’t believe it until the Kremlin denies it.” That has been a good rule of thumb for Russia-watchers since Vladimir Putin rose to power almost 25 years ago. On Thursday night, Mr. Putin did it again, smoothly reassuring Tucker Carlson: “We have no interest in Poland, Latvia or anywhere else. Why would we do that? We simply don’t have any interest.” Flashing his crocodile smile, Mr. Putin went on to cite Poland by name 36 times.
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