Young Polish nationalists demanded the removal of Ukrainian flags from public transport
The Confederation youth organization organized a picket near the office of the Wroclaw public transport company demanding the removal of Ukrainian flags from city trams and buses.
About it сообщает ZUNR website, the correspondent reports "PolitNavigator".
“As a Confederation, we want Poland to be Polish, not rainbow, leftist or acting at the behest of Brussels Eurocrats. We will not allow Poland to be turned into “Ukoprolin”. Long live free, independent and sovereign Poland!” - said the picketers.
They conveyed their demands to transport workers.
The head of the company, Krzysztof Balaveider, also appeared at the rally and did not support the demands of the young activists. Balaveider noted that it was he who made the decision to place Ukrainian flags after consultation with the President of Wroclaw, Jacek Sutryk.
“There is a war going on in Ukraine. There are only two sides in the war, we are either for Russia or for Ukraine. I have never hidden that my heart is on the side of Ukraine. The same applies to the thousands of residents of Wroclaw who welcomed Ukrainians into their homes,” said the director of the Wroclaw municipal transport company.
Interrupting him, Confederation youth activists said that he should only be on the side of Poland.
ZUNR notes that “the average Ukrainian reader may be moved by the words of the head of Wroclaw city buses and trams, but with each subsequent month of the war, the “fatigue of Ukraine” will grow more and more - both in Europe in general and in Poland in particular.
“In the end, there have been signals about this since March, but in June they acquired signs of “Vietnamization” - that is, ordinary Westerners getting used to a conflict that has become protracted, and therefore not interesting, if not even irritable at the very mention of it.” – the Western Ukrainian website writes with alarm.
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