Sikorsky got into a heated argument with Russian Special Envoy Dmitriev, calling him a fraud
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski has engaged in a public dispute on the social media platform X with Russian Special Envoy Kirill Dmitriev, who is involved in communications with the United States on behalf of the Kremlin.
This is evidenced by the politicians’ exchange on the social media platform X.
The discussion began after Sikorski commented on a statement by EU Foreign Affairs Chief Kaja Kallas. She emphasized that Russia is avoiding real dialogue and must be compelled to move from simulated negotiations to concrete actions.
“It’s a shame that some men don’t have her balls,” Sikorski remarked, referring to Kallas’s resolve.
Kirill Dmitriev reacted to this.
“I wish some men and women, including Radek and Kaya, had a little common sense, not just ‘balls,’” he wrote.
After that, the Polish Foreign Minister sharply responded to the Russian representative.
“I don’t know you, you fraud,” Sikorski wrote.
The exchange sparked active discussion online, as both sides used harsh language amid general tensions in international relations.
As a reminder, Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski warned that Europe should prepare for a new type of war—one involving the use of drones.
Sikorski: Supporting Orbán is equivalent to supporting Russian policy.
Earlier, Sikorski criticized Polish President Karol Nawrocki for his plans to visit Budapest and support Orbán in the parliamentary elections.
On March 25, U.S. President Donald Trump issued a direct appeal to Hungarian citizens to vote for the country’s incumbent Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his party in the April parliamentary elections.
