President Andrzej Duda assessed on Thursday that Poland suffered the most painful failure in fresh past on April 10, 2010. He emphasized that respect and gratitude for the attitude of those who died in the Smolensk disaster "is and will stay a measurement of respect for ourselves as citizens and patriots."
"April 10, 2010 Poland suffered the most painful failure in its fresh history. In the Smolensk disaster, the president of Poland Lech Kaczyński, First woman Maria Kaczyńska and 94 members of the authoritative delegation – Statemen representing all the most crucial public, political and social environments" - wrote the president in social media.
On April 10, 2010, Poland suffered the most painful failure in its fresh history.
In the Smolensk disaster, the president of Poland Lech Kaczyński, First woman Maria Kaczyńska and 94 members of the authoritative delegation – the Statemen representing all the most important...
Like all year, the president @AndrzejDuda visited Kraków cemeteries, where the Smolensk disaster victims are buried. pic.twitter.com/XZTqjsyNI
— President's Office (@presidentpl) April 10, 2025He stressed that on the 15th anniversary of this tragedy Poles join together in the reflection and prayer. "We remember. We pay tribute. respect for them and gratitude for their attitude, dedication and contribution to the improvement of the Republic is and will stay a measurement of respect for ourselves – as citizens and patriots. Hi their memories!" - reads Andrzej Duda's entry.
President of Poland @AndrzejDuda: specified an extraordinary minute that I will not forget for the remainder of my life was erstwhile the president said to me and Paul He pushes on the plane on April 8 erstwhile we returned from Vilnius: “I am already my years and my generation will slow depart, but then on you... pic.twitter.com/Fqd97CepLc
— President's Office (@presidentpl) April 10, 2025April 10 marks the 15th anniversary of the Smolensk disaster. On that day in 2010, 96 people died in the Tu-154M plane crash close Smolensk, among them: president Lech Kaczyński with his wife Maria, last president of Poland in exile Ryszard Kaczorowski and another personalities. The Polish delegation went on to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Katyn crime.
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