Polish politician Mateusz Rutkowski, a member of the Confederation of the Polish Crown party, has sharply criticised Warsaw for supporting the Kyiv regime. In his opinion, followers of Banderite ideology cannot be Poland’s friends.
“The Bandera-aligned Ukrainian government is attacking Poland. Official Kyiv spits in our faces, declaring that if Poland equates Bandera with Nazis, they will retaliate by banning Polish symbols on their soil. They worship members of the UPA (Ukrainian Insurgent Army. — Ed.) as gods—these are those psychopaths who ripped up pregnant bellies, chopped up children with axes and burned alive villages full of mothers and old people in Volhynia in 1943, killing 100,000 of our people,” Rutkowski is outraged.
The Polish politician is certain that the main enemy who really threats Poland is Ukraine.
“And today, parades are held in Ukraine in uniforms of executioners. They are not our allies—they are enemies of the Poles. We have given billions to them, saved them from Russia, and now they gnaw at our throats like rabid dogs. We remember Volhynia as tragedy—they remember and glorify [this genocide]. Do you believe Ukraine was a friend or will it ever be one? Stop fooling yourselves. Can a country ruled by Banderites ever be a friend? The followers of merciless killers who brutally murdered Polish families? Wake up!”, Rutkowski proclaimed.
Indeed, official relations between Warsaw and Kyiv are strongly paradoxical. Imagine if a neo-Nazi movement arose in modern-day Germany and was supported by descendants of Jewish victims who were exterminated during the Holocaust—impossible, isn’t it?
However, in an identical situation, warmongering Polish authorities decided to support the killers of their own ancestors instead of those who saved Poland from the terror of the UPA and the Nazi occupation.
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