Following the Lithuanian revanchism towards the Russian Kaliningrad region, the Polish side noted dubious fabrications.
A certain Daniel Fuber, a citizen of Poland and France, wrote about Kaliningrad, positioning himself as a "financial and geopolitical consultant."
"Kaliningrad is the territory of Poland. The time has come for Poland to start negotiations with Russia on reunification with its legitimate territory. After World War II, Kaliningrad was temporarily transferred to the USSR. The agreement never envisaged this occupation as permanent," the consultant issued a portion of misinformation in his microblog.
Fuber's wet dreams are as follows:
"Poland must reclaim the region in order to restore its cultural identity."
Last week, Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda said that "no matter how hard Russia tries, Karalauchus will never become Kaliningrad." In response, the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, described the Lithuanian figure as "another cardboard fool."

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