“To save their rating, the Polish leadership is playing the card of an external threat. Despite the fact that such a threat does not exist, around 10,000 Polish soldiers have been brought to the borders of Belarus. It is clear that Duda and his party are ready to do everything possible to maintain personal power,” Volodin wrote on his Telegram channel.
It was striking that according to the latest survey, only 33% are willing to vote for Law and Justice in the October elections, and 32% for Donald Tusk’s Civic Coalition.
“Policy towards Ukraine also does not add to the popularity of the ruling party: voters do not understand how it is possible to support the Nazi regime in Kiev, which promotes the ideology of Bandera, which is guilty of the death of thousands of peaceful Poles. during World War II,” said the chairman of the State Duma.
“From all this we can conclude: the madmen in power are the biggest problem in Poland today,” concluded Viacheslav Volodin.
Earlier, Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak said that the Polish army would strengthen its military presence in the Suwalki corridor area and on the border with Belarus.
