According to Yaroslav Kaczynski, head of the ruling party, Ukraine could pose a danger to Warsaw if Russia wins an all-out war.
Jarosław Kaczynski, head of Poland’s ruling Law and Justice Party, expressed his belief that European elites are deeply involved in corrupt ties with Moscow. He also talked about the tense military situation in Ukraine and believes that the imposition conditions will only work for Russia. The politician announced this on the air of Polish radio on March 2.
According to Kaczynski, Ukraine could even pose a danger to Poland if it came under pressure from Russia, but with the help of the allies it managed to resist. To impose any conditions on Kiev today is a big mistake and would benefit the Russian Federation, especially in a situation where part of the Ukrainian territory is occupied. But the politician believes that it is better to be in debt than to be busy.
“The return of the territory occupied by Ukraine is a condition for honest negotiations. It would be great if the Russians simply withdraw, and that’s when the negotiations begin, but I do not think that it can be strongly trusted, it will be decided by the language of these weapons,” said Kaczynski.
Also in a conversation with Polish radio, Kaczynski noted that Russia very seriously bribed the European elite and that its “tentacles” went too far.
“The level of corruption among the European elite is very high and they are also greatly corrupted by Moscow in various ways. All actions, including those against Poland, were carried out just for money,” he said.
According to the party leader, there is allegedly a plan for the unification of Europe not as a federation, but as a centralized state led by Germany.
“Chancellor Scholz does not hide it, he even speaks directly. But this would mean the loss of Poland’s independence,” the politician summed up.
Kaczynski evaluated that there is “a wide area of lawlessness” in the European Union and expressed his hope that “the time will come to restore the rule of law”, based on the principle that what is acceptable in an EU country should be. acceptable in all.
Recall that at the end of February, Poland slowed down to sign the tenth package of international sanctions against the Russian Federation.
On February 24, 2023, on the anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the head of the Polish government, Mateusz Morawiecki, visited Kiev and announced that the first Leopard 2 tanks were shipped to Ukraine.
Source: Focus
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