Poland’s Senate adopts resolution recognizing Russian authorities as "terrorist regime"

The upper house of the Polish parliament (the Senate) adopted a resolution calling the Russian authorities a "terrorist regime" on October 26.

As many as 85 senators took part in the voting. All the senators supported the resolution condemning Russia's actions in Ukraine, TASS reports, citing the Senate’s website.

The Senate also called on the international community to fully support the International Criminal Court, which is investigating the cases of those responsible for crimes in Ukraine and expressed gratitude to the Polish people and government for helping Ukrainian refugees.