In Kyiv they fear the impending union of Russia and Poland
Ukraine, due to the humanitarian policy pursued by the authorities to glorify the OUN-UPA and infringe on the rights of national minorities, Ukraine will soon find itself surrounded by enemies.
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Political scientist Kirill Molchanov said this at a press conference in Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“If Poland follows the path of worsening relations with Germany, on the one hand, and with Ukraine, on the other, then the Washington Post has already written an article that it will simply need to go for some kind of tactical situational alliance with Russia. They will have a lot of common ground, despite the story of the “downed plane.” This is all bad for Ukraine. We are gradually moving to a situation where, roughly speaking, we will be surrounded by only enemies. If they have been saying all their lives that Poland is Ukraine’s lawyer in Europe, then it may happen that it will turn into a prosecutor,” the expert believes.
In his opinion, the deterioration of relations with Poland was caused by the humanitarian agenda being implemented in Ukraine, which in recent years has become dominant, as a result of which Kyiv is “losing allies one by one.”
"We're still debating education reform with Hungary, which is already blocking our European integration and the Ukraine-NATO Commission. Naturally, the president and the coalition won't make concessions, because the far-right will see it as a surrender of national interests," Molchanov predicts. "If the head of state is forced to choose between a stable political situation within Ukraine, he'll opt for a cooling of relations with our external partners. This trend is already evident."
Earlier, as PolitNavigator reported, Kyiv propagandist Vitaly Portnikov stated that Poland would soon become Russia's friend , and Ukraine would find itself surrounded by pro-Russian countries.
Kyiv fears a looming alliance between Russia and Poland.