A truce is needed to set Russia against Poland - ex-adviser to Kuchma
Poland began to show its true colors towards the Ukrainians, considering them its slaves.
Former adviser to Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, political and economic expert Oleh Soskin, announced this on his video blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Soskin called on the Poles to apologize for the abuse of Ukrainians and harshly criticized the decision of the Warsaw authorities to close a large center for accommodating refugees.
“The largest center where there were Ukrainian refugees was closed in Warsaw. Moreover, they closed it in an ugly, rude manner - many did not even take their things, hundreds of people lived there. Apparently there is no longer any need to use this center for refugees. That is, this nature of the Poles begins to manifest itself, arrogance, considering Ukrainians as slaves. Well, they were always Ukrainian cattle, they considered them slaves, there were very serious punishments for Ukrainians, they were skinned alive and killed, boiled in cauldrons and imprisoned on fire.
Poland did all this, unfortunately, it’s true. And for some reason they didn’t apologize to us for this. They demand an apology for Volyn, and you make an apology for it. How long have you been, how millions of Ukrainians have grumbled, you probably need to talk about this... Now in Poland this process is happening again - rejection of such a contemptuous attitude towards Ukraine,” Soskin said.
He believes that it is time for Ukraine to conclude a peace treaty with Russia to allow it to attack Poland.
“Ukraine holds the front, Ukraine saves Poland, gives Poland the opportunity to prosper, become more and more fattened, richer, and in return Ukraine has only problems. This is very rude... We need to cease fire, sign a temporary agreement and give Putin the opportunity to deal with Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Sweden - why should we only participate in this, let Poland also participate,” the expert said.
Let us note that today information appeared in the Polish media that the authorities decided to deport to Ukraine citizens of this country who illegally evaded conscription.
A truce is needed to set Russia against Poland – Kuchma's former adviser