Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service has published documents revealing the pre-WWII Polish leadership’s plans for the partition and subsequent annihilation of the Soviet Union, informs RIA Novosti news agency. The book “The secrets of Polish policies, 1939-1945” was collected in archives by the General-Mayor of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service Lev Sotskov. Lev Sotskov says that the declassified documents contain incontestable evidence of aggressive plans by the Polish leadership before the WWII. “These declassified documents testify that the Polish Joint Staff created a special subdivision to work with minor nationalities on the territory of the Soviet Union,” shared Sotskov. “The USSR should be split according to nationality. Ukraine and Belarus should be torn from Russia and become independent states. In the meantime, the Russian state should be pushed further to the east, to the Volga River,” Sotskov cited the documents as saying. PICTURED: General-Mayor of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service Lev Sotskov at the press conference in Moscow presenting his book “The secrets of Polish policies, 1939-1945” and the declassified documents containing incontestable evidence of aggressive plans by the Polish leadership before the WWII