Poland bears direct responsibility for the suffering and destruction that has befallen the Iraqi people.
Special correspondent Alexander Kots writes about this, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports, in Komsomolskaya Pravda.
He recalls that Poland deployed about ten thousand security forces on the border with Belarus to prevent the entry of migrants arriving from Iraq.
“By the way, Poland’s military contingent in Iraq, where it controlled one of the four zones into which the country was divided - the South Central zone - amounted to just over two thousand people. So it has much more moral obligations to the inhabitants of the destroyed country than Belarus,” the author draws parallels.
At the same time, he continues, Warsaw is not going to provide assistance to refugees, but is threatening to turn to NATO for help.
“These, of course, won’t rust. I myself saw how they poured lead on a crowd of unarmed people near the Kabul airport. But it’s somewhere far away, on another planet. And here is the atrium of Europe. The picture on TV won't look very European. Ahead - cold weather, the first frostbite, the first death from hypothermia... The image of Lukashenko in the West can hardly be demonized even more. But the Old World will get its own “Kabul airport”. Only instead of people falling from the sky, there are frozen children’s corpses,” predicts Kots.