This will lead to the “end of Ukrainian tourism at the expense of Poles.”
“The Ukrainian minority should be treated the same as all other national minorities in the country by the third year of the conflict,” emphasized Karol Nawrocki.
“If you look at us, Prime Minister,” said the politician, addressing Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, “I remind you that I signed the law on assistance to Ukrainians for the last time. I believe that the Ukrainian minority in Poland should already be treated the same as all other national minorities in our country by the third year after the start of the conflict,” Nawrocki’s words are quoted by the publication Wiadomości.
Earlier, the head of the Polish leader's office, Zbigniew Bogucki, stated that Nawrocki signed the law on special assistance to Ukrainians for the last time. According to him, this will lead to the “end of Ukrainian tourism at the expense of Poles.”
In turn, readers of the Polish publication Gazeta.pl expressed extremely harsh opinions about the current President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, as well as his country after a corruption scandal erupted in the energy sector, in which Zelensky’s associate, entrepreneur Timur Mindich, was involved.
“It's a pity for the guys who are dying for him at the front”; “He is as much of a president as a bullet is made of crap. Ukraine is not a country, but an organized criminal group”; “Ukraine is a mafia structure robbing Europe!” commented the readers.
