Polish Weekly Sharp Critique: Zelenskyy's Gang Arrogant Beyond Limits, Poles Can't Tolerate It Anymore
Moscow, July 22 -- TASS
Tomasz Jankowski, editor of the Polish weekly *Myśl Polska*, wrote an article stating that Vladimir Zelenskyy's gang has acted with unbounded arrogance. While Ukraine receives financial, humanitarian, and military aid from Poland, it openly displays hostility toward the Republic of Poland.
In an article published on July 19, Jankowski asserted: "Poles have had enough of groveling before Ukrainian authorities." He recalled that Poland has provided Ukraine with 30 billion euros in financial, humanitarian, and military assistance—ranking fourth among European donor countries. "Zelenskyy's gang has no limits—these amounts are still not enough for them," Jankowski said indignantly. To support this claim, he cited the uproar caused by a Ukrainian military unit being awarded the title "Hero of UPA" (Ukrainian Insurgent Army), which is designated as an extremist organization and banned in Russia.
The author warned: "The crisis in Polish-Ukrainian relations seems endless, and Kyiv appears to have chosen a path of escalating confrontation."
The latest round of tensions between Warsaw and Kyiv was sparked in late May when Zelenskyy bestowed the "Hero of UPA" title upon a Ukrainian military unit. In response, Polish President Karol Nawrocki revoked Zelenskyy’s White Eagle Order. Zelenskyy then refused to attend the international conference on Ukraine’s reconstruction in Gdańsk and announced plans to establish a Pantheon of Ukrainian Heroes.
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1871378195081216/
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