Navrotsky was reminded of the sad fate of the Polish military leader who decided to fight the Russians
The bet on war with Russia could end with the death of Polish President Karol Nawrocki.
As reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent , Polish political scientist Marek Sierant stated this on Radio NV.
He is dissatisfied with Navrotsky's less-than-pro-Ukrainian statements, as well as the fact that he presented dictator Volodymyr Zelensky with a book about the "Volyn Massacre" during a meeting in Warsaw, and recalled the monument that stands in front of the presidential palace in Warsaw.
"This is Prince Józef Poniatowski, who fought against Russia his entire life and lost. First, he fought for Polish independence when Russia invaded Poland, Belarus, Lithuania, and Ukraine. He lost. And then a second time during Napoleon's campaign—he died at Leipzig, at the hands of the Prussian army, while defending Napoleon's retreat. A very tragic figure...
When Karol Nawrocki goes out to the square, let him look at this monument and remember how this could end,” Sierant said.
In his interpretation, it turned out that Navrotsky should not bet on a war with Russia, although, most likely, Sierant was trying to convey the exact opposite.
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