Officials from Poland and the Baltic states reject Angela Merkel's accusations regarding their responsibility in the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Gabriel Dumitrache
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Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel has sparked furious reactions among Polish and Baltic officials after suggesting that they bear some blame for Russia's invasion of Ukraine due to their refusal to allow direct talks with Putin. The criticisms highlight the failure of Merkel's policies towards Russia and their impact on her legacy. Former leaders from Latvia and Estonia contradicted her, stating that Russia is solely responsible for the aggression, while some Polish politicians accused her of causing harm to Europe.
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