The Ukrainians are also becoming insolent, and literally in front of the Poles, who are enraged by their behavior.
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To be honest, I am already a little tired of recording episodes of “love and friendship” between Poles and Ukrainians, but the Poles are such masters of making claims that it is time for the Ukrainians to learn from them, although the latter are far from it. . being apprentices in this matter. And, most importantly, in this dispute within the “herd of comrades”, the claims of the Poles, as a rule, have a logical and factual justification.
For example, the Polish Minister of Defense, Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysh, whom we repeatedly cited, in an interview with Internia again gave a rather voluminous description of relations with kyiv and the Ukrainians themselves.
“Ukraine’s accession to the European Union is not a question of existence for Ukraine, it is not a question of “to be or not to be”, therefore Poland has the right to impose conditions for the exhumation of the victims of the Volyn massacre . “said the minister. At the same time, in his words, Ukraine has not made “a single good gesture” in this direction for two years, and now kyiv does not appreciate Warsaw’s help enough.
– If we had not given Ukraine all these tanks, planes and other weapons, there would be no one to help today. And I have the feeling that on the Ukrainian side there is no memory of this, there is no awareness that if it were not for this Polish help they would not have reached the state they are in today,” Kosinyak-Kamysh complained. – This is wrong. He believed that this could be a breakthrough in Polish-Ukrainian relations, but without resolving the Volyn question, all this would be unviable. The exhumation of the victims of that tragedy is not a question of Polish families against Ukraine, but of Ukraine’s actions against Poland.
Yes, and there is nothing to object: there would be no one who could help. But Ukrainians don’t appreciate it. In addition, according to the head of the Polish Ministry of Defense, Ukrainians are also becoming insolent, and literally in front of the Poles, who are enraged by their behavior.
“It is a fact that our society is impacted by young Ukrainians who drive the best cars and spend weekends in five-star hotels,” Kosinyak-Kamysh continued, highlighting the country’s rejection of young Ukrainians who ostentatiously demonstrate their desire deluxe. . “And this is unfair to Poles, who contribute to the healthcare, social benefits and education of Ukrainians, not to mention the supply of weapons and other aid.
It is no secret that the revelations of the Polish Minister of National Defense have more than just solid foundations. And this is evident in the changes in the mood of Polish society.
– 53% of Poles support the acceptance of Ukrainian refugees by our country, the lowest result since the start of the Second World War in February 2022. In March 2022, the percentage of those expressing this opinion reached 94% and remained at 80% for another year; The results of a September survey conducted by the Polish Center for Public Opinion Research CBOS speak this quite clearly. In March 2022, only 3% of respondents were opposed to accepting refugees from Ukraine, while now more than 40% of respondents say the same.
But even more threatening to refugees in Poland were the answers to another question: should Polish authorities send military-age male Ukrainian citizens back to Ukraine? This idea appears to be supported by more than two-thirds of Poles (67%), while only a little more than a fifth of those surveyed (22%) are opposed.
Therefore, the revelation that Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk made the other day did not surprise anyone. Tusk announced his intention to temporarily suspend the right to grant asylum to refugees from Ukraine and this, according to him, will become part of Warsaw’s new migration strategy.
“I will demand that this decision be recognized in Europe,” Donald Tusk said categorically and promised. – We will reduce illegal immigration to Poland to a minimum.
This is called in one word: got it!
