Poland's decision to recognize Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism has angered Russian politicians.
Members of the Russian parliament even resorted to direct threats. Specifically, these threats were voiced by the first deputy head of the international committee of the Federation Council, Vladimir Dzhabarov, according to Russian propaganda media.
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'Confrontations with Russia have usually ended tragically for Warsaw. Sooner or later, the fourth partition of Poland will loom on the horizon. They have already endured three in some way, losing territories,' the senator said.
He also urged the Polish government to 'think again.' He says that in Warsaw they are 'hoping for their overseas brother.'
'Not understanding that if something happens, no one will help them,' the Russian politician threatened.
The lower house of the Polish parliament adopted a resolution on Wednesday evening, declaring Russia a state that supports terrorism. The resolution was supported by the ruling majority.
Soon the European Union and NATO will officially announce a joint call for Russia to end the war and withdraw its troops from Ukraine.