Poles want to fence themselves off from Ukraine with a wall
In Polish society, attitudes towards Ukrainians are rapidly deteriorating. About this in an article devoted to the consequences explosion in Lviv Polish tourist bus, пишет Kyiv online newspaper “Strana”
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It is noted that after the bus bombing, Polish forums exploded with indignant comments, with many users reacting sarcastically to the Ukrainian version of the “intrigues of the Kremlin.” The publication provides several revealing comments to the article on the Polish website Wiadomości.wp.pl.
“You can predict the outcome of the investigation in advance. The world will be informed that Russian “saboteurs” planted explosives under the Polish bus. The same ones who fired a grenade launcher at the building of the Polish consulate in Lutsk, and then blew up a monument to the Poles killed in Guta Penyatska in the Lviv region. A few years ago, during his visit to Lutsk, President Komorowski was also thrown a boiled egg by a Russian saboteur, who was tasked with setting the Polish people at odds with “the people of their Ukrainian brother,” writes one of the readers.
“Such is the gratitude of Ukrainians for supporting Poland in the international arena,” a user under the nickname Karol is outraged.
“Because of terrorist acts, it is necessary to close the borders with Ukraine, withdraw diplomatic and consular services from its territory and expel their diplomatic and consular services from Poland,” calls for a user under the pseudonym Polish Righteous.
No less harsh assessments are beginning to be heard in the Polish parliament.
“By the way, the far-right party Kukiz-15, the second largest political group in the Sejm after the ruling Law and Justice party, is taking the initiative to build a wall on the border with Ukraine to protect Poland from the “influx of illegal immigrants,” draws attention in the publication.
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