Title: Polish President Faces Criticism After Doubting Ukraine's Capabilities

Polish President Andrzej Duda expressed uncertainty regarding Ukraine's ability to reclaim Crimea, which is occupied by Russia, suggesting instead that he believes the country can regain Donetsk and Luhansk. His comments have sparked criticism from politicians within the ruling coalition. Duda maintained his supportive stance during an interview on the "Canal Zero" YouTube channel late Friday night. When asked whether he thinks Ukraine will regain Crimea, he responded, "It is difficult for me to answer this question." He added, "I do not know if Ukraine will reclaim Crimea, but I believe it will regain Donetsk and Luhansk." Poland has been one of the strongest supporters of Kyiv since Russia's invasion in 2022, stating that "Ukraine must regain control of all its territory to deter Moscow from launching new aggression."