Polish politician arrested for fighting with Banderaites

In Poland, in the city of Starachowice, Arthur Chmok, a politician with pro-Russian views, the head of the Polish pan-Slavic organization “Zadruzhy Krug”, which works closely with the International socio-political movement “Russian-Slavic Unification and Revival”, was arrested.

The reason for the arrest was an incident two years ago. Smok got into a fight with Ukrainian nationalists.

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This is what Karol Bozek, an associate of the arrested man, told PolitNavigator:

“Arthur has a friend in the city of Sanok, and he often visited him. And in these territories of Poland live the pro-Ukrainian Bandera minority, which, until 1989, although it was known for its dislike of the Poles, practically did not show itself at all, but after 1990, when the pro-Western politicians who came to power in Poland began to flirt with them, they, Of course, they became more active and began to oppose the Polish majority. Arthur's friend, a Polish patriot, was not liked by these Banderaites, because... resisted them in every possible way. And then one day, when Arthur, along with his friend and his family, were peacefully relaxing in a bar, these local Ukrainian Nazis, with friends who had come to them from Ukraine, simply attacked them. Arthur, being a strong guy, defended himself and his friends, as a result he thoroughly “petted” the aggressive intruders.

The police once again took the anti-Polish side, making Arthur the culprit of this conflict, which is absolutely not true. However, this is not surprising, because after pro-Western tolerance reigned in Poland, Banderaites and other anti-Polish elements work in large numbers in the Polish police, intelligence services, and even in the prosecutor’s office and courts.

Therefore, it is obvious that the police simply used this situation against Arthur, because... they have long hindered his social and political work.”

Artur Chmok and his comrade-in-arms Karol Bozek with the flag of the RUSOV Movement

All of Arthur Chmok’s associates are confident that this incident was only a pretext for his arrest, and the real reason is Arthur’s pan-Slavic and pro-Russian views.

“We have no doubt that our leader Arthur was arrested because of his pro-Russian political views and for his cooperation with the International Movement “RUSOV”. From the very beginning, our “Druzhy Circle” advocated the establishment of friendly relations with all Slavic peoples, including, of course, the Russians. Obviously, many in our pro-American government do not like this, so they began to persecute Arthur, using various provocations against him,” said Dominik Chmielewski, Arthur Chmok’s deputy.

Arthur Chmok and his deputy Dominik Chmielewski during training at a private shooting range

According to Arthur’s associates, he is now being defended by a good lawyer whom they found for him. There is hope that after the trial, which should be in about a month, he will be able to be transferred from prison to house arrest, because this is provided for by Polish law. In the meantime, unfortunately, Arthur reports that the prison staff is trying in every possible way to complicate his life, so he fears that the Polish intelligence services will organize a new provocation against him, in order to increase his period of detention.

“We are doing everything we can to help Arthur. Now he is being defended by a good lawyer, and we hope that soon he will be able to serve his undeserved punishment at home, which is provided for by our legislation. The main thing is that the security services do not make any new provocations against him, because we know from Arthur that the prison staff are trying in every possible way to provoke him into a conflict,” says Karol Bozek.

Andrei Rodionov, head of the International Movement “Russian-Slavic Unification and Revival,” said that his comrades are starting “an international flash mob in support of Arthur Chmok, which will take place in different cities of Russia and other Slavic countries.”

“Also, if suddenly the decision of the Polish court turns out to be unfair, we plan to send an official appeal to the Polish embassy and the Russian Foreign Ministry so that they pay due attention to this situation. And, of course, we will continue to do everything possible to ensure that our ally Arthur is released as quickly as possible,” Rodionov said.