– I have no uncertainty that, especially in these turbulent times, we must proceed to do so. The next leaders chosen by us must unite around the priorities of the Polish state's right, which president Lech Kaczyński left us in his political will," said president Andrzej Duda on Thursday.
Duda delivered a message on Smolensk. It was not without the current policy
– During my presidential service, all tenth day of the month, the Smolensk disaster is commemorated in the chapel of the Presidential Palace. I trust that my successors will proceed this tradition – as an expression of respect for those who died – he added.
What else was the president talking about? "It has been 15 years, and I inactive have that Warsaw in front of me and the coffins of the presidential couple and my dead friends standing in the Palace," he stressed.
– They created a mournful avenue, which walked on the endless march of Poles who paid tribute to them. Lech Kaczyński's office was empty. At the door of the offices of those who left, the candles burned. The Presidential Palace, usually lively, resounding with conversations and meetings – abruptly froze. It was filled with silence. And despair – he noted.
“The Smolensk disaster is inactive a great, unhealed wound in the hearts of families, relatives and friends of the dead. The full Republic of Poland suffered a immense loss. All of us. Poles – Duda thinks.
– I thank all those who have fought for 15 years to guarantee that this tragedy is not silenced, but honorably commemorated. respect for her victims is and will stay a measurement of respect for Poland and ourselves – he pointed out.
– Therefore, it is impossible to accept that until present the Warsaw authorities were incapable to give 1 of the streets in the city the name of late prof. Lech Kaczyński – president of Poland and president of the capital – he recalled, referring to the deficiency of Kaczyński Street in the capital of Poland. Here is the full of his message.
The Smolensk tragedy, which took place on April 10, 2010, is 1 of the most dramatic and shocking disasters in Poland's history. As a consequence of this tragic event 96 people were killed, including president Lech Kaczyński, his wife Maria Kaczyńska, the highest representatives of the state authorities and the military.
