The background to Witkoff's proposal was simply distasteful. And Bellingcat's finding that his proposal was simply a Russian draft (not even a plan, a practical sketch) was essentially confirmed by Rubio. Trump is noise and nothing but noise.

Phone?

One can guess more: Putin will reject any peace that implies Ukraine exists. The Tsar can neither lose nor end the war. He can neither win it.

So you should be happy that you have smart students. Unfortunately, "smart students" are not the norm in this world.

/2. That is why Yad Vashem must speak with extreme precision; without assuming that in 2025 people will understand that the adjective "Polish" was actually meant to mean "in the territories occupied by the Third Reich"

I don't know what, for example, an Australian journalist "understood" when he wrote about "Polish death camps." The editors reported that he had "insufficient knowledge and sensitivity." => +/- he knew shit, but he wrote it.

He tried... Maybe he did. But he did it backwards. Today's younger generation neither understands the historical context nor reads beyond the first sentence. The part they do read, they get a message like "murderous Poland" (not the Third Reich). It's bad, distorted communication.

Are you familiar with the Claims Conference's research on knowledge about the Holocaust? Memory is dying. In France, 46% of people aged 18-29 have neither heard nor are familiar with the Shoah. The younger generation, reading about "Polish death camps," interprets it as if they were actually POLISH.

*This isn't research, a thorough statistical search, just 30 seconds on Google in Polish. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs once conducted a study of several thousand cases. Shockingly, much of it stemmed from the fact that young journalists were convinced the camps were "Polish," not "German."

The most famous was "Polish death camps" in the Jerusalem Post article. Here you have (brief) summaries of several hundred similar cases. The second link, covers 150 interventions by the MSZ per year.
wiadomosci.onet.pl/swiat/jerusa...
auto.wprost.pl/504159/msz-w...
www.polsatnews.pl/wiadomosc/20...

Złotousty rzecznik to (nie bójmy się tego słowa) S K A R P!

Little things matter (though it's foggy here too today, so I can't see them that much);)

Krakow doesn't have, and never had, trolleybuses. This thing is a picture from a Russia that's (not)drug-free, but in contrary - is full of alcohol.

Articles by mainstream media outlets accusing Poland of German crimes (under the pretext that in English,the use of the words "Poland/Polish" supposedly refers only to a place)are an almost daily occurrence for the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.It's not about "place,"but about rewriting history

I doubt the drones are coming from all directions.

The message isn't "ambiguous"—on the contrary, it aligns with the current "political line."
Omitting the word "German"/Nazi and replacing it with the word "Polish" (ostensibly as a place on a map—in reality, as a false shift of responsibility away from Germany and onto Poland).

This is another in a series of statements that deliberately and maliciously ignore the fact that the Germans did this. Instead, they maliciously and insultingly use the words "Poland" and "Polish."