Sikorsky Mocked Putin's New Demands

• 15.11.2026, 22:40

The Polish foreign minister pointed out that 11 million Russians do not have toilets in their homes.

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski mocked the new demands made by Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, which, according to media reports, the Russian delegation voiced during this week’s negotiations on Ukraine.

The head of the Polish Foreign Ministry noted on his X page that while Russia is spending enormous sums of money on attempts to occupy some town in Ukraine, many Russians are deprived of basic necessities.

“The Russian government’s recent demands highlight a perennial problem in their political culture, namely: they are more concerned with conquering some foreign city that none of them has ever heard of than with the plight of 11 million Russians who don’t have a toilet at home,” the minister wrote.

It should be noted that several reports have appeared in Western media stating that the Russian side is demanding that NATO return to its 1997 borders as part of peace negotiations, effectively repeating the ultimatums the Kremlin issued to the U.S. and Europe in 2021, shortly before Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.