Warsaw is offended by Ukraine - former Polish minister
The outgoing Polish government is upset with Ukraine. Polish political scientist and former Labor Minister Piotr Kulpa stated this on Radio NV, as reported by PolitNavigator.
According to Kulpa, Polish officials believe that they have done too much good for Ukraine, and in return they were framed.
“The old government is leaving. They are offended that in the first days of the war they took huge risks - without consulting Brussels, with Washington, with anyone - at their own risks they opened warehouses of everything possible for Ukraine. The man who was the speaker of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs publicly said that the Polish government is the servants of the Ukrainian people and they did not throw him out for this. Today this is no longer unthinkable.
And in response, they simply received a blow ( Kulpa is referring to the scandal that Kiev caused due to Poland’s unwillingness to extend benefits for Ukrainian farmers to the detriment of its own producers, – author ).
They perceive that a significant part of the responsibility for the fact that they lost is Bankova's change of approach in relations with Poland. These are the same processes as with Minister Wallace (former British Defense Minister Ben Wallace), who preferred to deal with helping Ukraine rather than political struggle for the post of prime minister. And he also received it (for this),” Kulpa said.
Warsaw is offended by Ukraine, says former Polish minister