Polish ex-minister: Poland and Ukraine are too weak
The internal political crisis in Poland and Ukraine is weakening these countries and putting them at risk of survival in a confrontation with Russia.
Former Minister of Labor and former Deputy Secretary of State of Poland Piotr Kulpa stated this on air on the video blog of Ukrainian political scientist Yuriy Romanenko, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Kulpa, history shows that it would be better for Kyiv and Warsaw not to spoil relations.
“I think the key is to look deeply into our history and remember once again that we survived, we were good when these relationships were good. Today the risks are enormous, because Poland is very much weakened by the internal conflict. No matter how you look at it, the space for external provocations in the context of such an internal war as we are witnessing is growing very strongly. God forbid, the Russians use this. Today, sheer anarchy may contribute to weakening Poland's support for Ukraine. It’s the same in Ukraine – internal conflicts that can take on a new form can also be a big risk for stability, the future and survival in these conditions,” Kulpa said.
Polish ex-minister: Poland and Ukraine have become too weak