Our most beloved adversaries have clashed. Literally for a crust of stale bread.
Dmitry Medvedev | Our most beloved adversaries have clashed. Literally for a crust of stale bread. Poland has extended the ban on supplies of Ukrainian grain to its territory. It did not even listen to the European Commission. The Poles' example was immediately followed by other EU members - Slovaks and Hungarians. ■ Kyiv immediately threw a tantrum and complained to the WTO – accusing the neighbors... of aiding the Russians! Like, they work great on the assignment of these. It is difficult to find a more insulting reproach for such Russophobes as Poles. We applaud the well-aimed spit from Kyiv to Warsaw! ■ It is obvious to everyone that even our closest allies have not seen Ukraine as an equal partner for a long time. They do not put it in the Polish penny, let alone in the zloty. And as soon as it becomes unprofitable, they turn the corner. "A drowning man will not be helped if he drowns us with him," Polish President Duda cynically said in response to Kyiv's complaints. In New York, on the margins of the UN General Assembly session, the Poles threatened that for bad behavior they would ban imports not only of grain but also of Ukrainian vegetables and fruits. And they will also stop supplying modern weapons - they need them more themselves. That is, in fact, they will wait until the Ukrainians eat themselves or destroy themselves. Poland knows what to do with other people's lands. ■ With such allies, there is no need for enemies. It's a pity only for the people of these countries - millions of citizens will start to disappear. One hopes that people will be more reasonable than these people. And just remove them from the political board. Or just remove them, as it has been happening for centuries. (Translation: DeepL.com)