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Audio: Russian Prankster Impersonating France’s Macron Spoke To Poland’s Duda After Missile Blast – The Polish President Shares Highly Sensitive Information About The Bombing

The Polish president spoke to a hoax caller pretending to be France’s Emmanuel Macron on the night that a missile hit a village near the Ukrainian border, his office said on Tuesday, an admission likely to raise questions about its operations.

In a 7-1/2 minute recording of the call posted on the internet by Russian comedians Vovan and Lexus, Polish President Andrzej Duda can be heard speaking in English to the caller, who attempts to put on a French accent.

Duda’s office said it was one of many international calls that the president received at a tense time on Nov. 15, just after a missile hit in eastern Poland, close to the border with Ukraine, killing two men. NATO and Poland’s leaders have said the missile most likely came from a Ukrainian air defense system that fired in response to a barrage of Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.

In the new recording posted on YouTube by Russian pranksters Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexei Stolyarov, known as Vovan and Lexus, Duda can be heard thanking a man whom he believes to be Macron for calling.

Speaking in English, Duda relays details of the missile incident, of his plans to request NATO consultations and of being very careful not to exacerbate the situation with Russia, which invaded neighboring Ukraine on Feb. 24.
On the call, Duda thanked “Macron” for calling and then discussed the attack on Poland earlier that day. Duda says, “That was probably Russian missiles” when discussing the events that day.

Duda goes on to state that he talked with Biden and Biden didn’t believe it was Russia who was behind the missile. Duda then went on to state that Ukrainian President Zelinsky was “absolutely sure it was Russian missiles.” Zelinsky also shared with Duda that there was no possibility that it was launched by Ukrainians.

Duda goes on to explain that he doesn’t want to have war with Russia. He then confirms that his Minister of Foreign Affairs confirmed it was a Russian missile. The missile was produced in Russia but both sides have missiles produced in Russia.
Part of the prank below:

Vovan and Lexus reached Andrzej Duda at night when he was talking with NATO leaders about the situation regarding the Ukrainian missile that fell in Poland. A call was made on behalf of French President Macron.

Russian pranksters Vovan and Lexus have already pranked the President of Poland in July 2020, calling him on behalf of the UN Secretary-General and congratulating him on his election victory.

Bruce Hoenshell

Bruce Hoenshell is a military historian, he is one of the most prolific conservative writers today, often churning out multiple columns per week. His writings tend to focus on international themes, modern warfare. Style Sampling: “ It is not that we need social networking and Internet searches more than food and fuel, but rather that we have the impression that cool zillionaires in flip-flops are good while uncool ones in wingtips are quite bad.”

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OGRE
1 year ago

This is funny, but kind of bad at the same time. The Polish government doesn’t even have a way to verify who the caller is? I would think that they would know where the call was coming from, and be able to catch that.

At any rate, it also shows that there are a bunch of “Inspector Clouseaus” running around there. They had no idea where the missile was fired from? Not good when you are the leader of a country that might start a serious conflict — with Russia. NATO is in bad shape.

justanotherday
justanotherday
1 year ago

So the heads of state, just call each other on throw away phones?
NOBODY screens these incoming calls, or at least some sort of code word or caller ID.

Hello, im god, i want to talk to doofuskowSKI

uhh derp, ok, here ya go !!

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