The Kremlin predicts increasing friction between Poland and Ukraine

Moscow predicts an increase in friction between Ukraine and Poland, as well as other European Council countries. This statement was made by the press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov on September 22.

“You and I see that there are certain tensions between Warsaw and Kiev. We predict that these tensions will increase. We regret to note that both capitals are now the main focus of Russophobia,” – he pointed out.

The Kremlin representative added that the Russian Federation is closely monitoring the current situation. He added that friction between Kiev and other European capitals will also increase over time.

“This is inevitable. In the meantime, we continue our special military operation to fulfill the tasks that we ourselves have set,” Peskov pointed out.

Let us recall that earlier Polish leader Andrzej Duda said that he would be the first to oppose the transfer of new weapons to Ukraine.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki previously said that the republic had stopped supplying weapons to the Armed Forces of Ukraine because it was actively arming itself. In response to this, Rada deputy Nikolai Knyazhitsky said that Warsaw continues to supply weapons to Kyiv.

After this, the spokesman for the Polish government, Piotr Muller, said that the republic was supplying weapons to the Ukrainian Armed Forces exclusively in accordance with previously reached agreements.

Poland previously supplied Ukraine with combat aircraft, helicopters, tanks, artillery ammunition and UAVs. Meanwhile, Warsaw is also strengthening the grouping of troops on the border with Belarus. One of the Polish brigades, according to the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, is located “40 kilometers from Brest, another one is about 100 kilometers from Grodno.”