Ukraine will have to give way on some issues, Polish president says
Ukraine will have to give way on some issues, Polish president says
In an exclusive interview with Euronews, Polish President Andrzej Duda said that only the United States has the power to stop Russia. He believes peace will require compromises on both sides, including from Ukraine.
Isn't it funny how -no matter which country- all those right-wing nationalists publically pushing for isolationism, more independence and leaving international cooperations are always agreeing on advocating for Russian (and other authoritarian) interests somehow? I wonder who wrote the playbook they are all following...
I wonder who wrote the playbook they are all following
Hint 1: They're receiving funds from its writer.
Hint 2: The writer used to be the boss of the security apparatus that influences all those right-wing nationalists are influenced by.
I wonder who wrote the playbook they are all following…
I wonder if they all met recently to exchange all those (updated) playbooks...
Andrzej Duda is a pro-Russia, pro-China politician and former presidential candidate of the Polish PiS, a far-right politcial party. It's not too surprising that this interview has been conducted by Euronews, owned by people close to Hungarian PM Viktor Orban, who is a pro-Russia, pro-China politician of Hungarian Fidesz, a far-right political party. This is nothing but a propaganda piece.
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Yes yes, Mr. Duda. Please go back to calling for war reparations from Germany on a biweekly basis. Thanks.
How about Poland giving up land to Russia instead of Ukraine?
It really is mind boggling, to say "just give it to them" to a nation that's being invaded by Stalin's fucking ghost in the XXIst Century...
Isn't he a PiSser?
Yes
Who cares what the PiS Idiot without a majority in his own country says
Damn, are the Polish sticking with america harder than Ukraine? Shouldn't be surprised but am surprised - or is this Duda being a former Pis politician?
A lot of pro-russia supporters left in eastern Europe, although it seems it's mainly certain politicians who stuck with this since Russia invaded Ukraine.