On the 15th anniversary of the Smolensk disaster Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that the memory of her and her victims "should no longer divide us." Restoring the community and common respect is possible and necessary, even if it is inactive very difficult; let us effort - he called on social media.
"The memory of the Smolensk disaster and its victims should no longer divide us. Restoring the community and common respect is possible and necessary, even if inactive very difficult. Let's effort it. That's what they're waiting for. May they remainder in peace" - reads the Prime Minister's entry published on the X portal.
The memory of the Smolensk disaster and its victims should no longer divide us. Restoring the community and common respect is possible and necessary, even if inactive very difficult. Let's effort it. That's what they're waiting for. May they remainder in peace.
— Donald Tusk (@donaldtusk) April 10, 202515 years since the tragedy
Thursday is 15 years since the Smolensk disaster of April 10, 2010, in which 96 people died. The anniversary celebrations began from the very morning at the capital cemetery in Military Powązki, the Monument to the Victims of Smolenska Tragedy 2010. president Andrzej Duda, on the another hand, attended the Holy Mass at Wawel Cathedral and placed a wreath in front of the sarcophagus of the presidential couple Maria and Lech Kaczyński in the crypt on Wawel.
On 10 April 2010, 96 people died in the Tu-154M plane crash close Smolensk, including president Kaczyński with his wife, the highest commander of the Polish Army and the last president of Poland in exile Ryszard Kaczorowski. The Polish delegation headed for the celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Katyn crime.
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