The Poles have classified the “black list” of banned propagandists
Official Warsaw does not publish a list of persons who are prohibited from entering Poland. This list is short, and the ban does not contradict the Schengen rules, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
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Polish Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski stated this in an interview with Dzienik Gazeta Prawna.
“We do not report who or how many people, nor what area this concerns,” Waszczykowski said.
He added that the ban would apply to persons promoting anti-humanitarian and anti-European values.
The Foreign Minister noted that the ban would not contradict Schengen rules regarding the entry of third-country citizens into the EU.
Waszczykowski informed that the list of people prohibited from entering Poland is “short,” which indicates “restraint (of the Poles) in actions regarding the Ukrainian side and a determination to find ways to advance mutual contacts and reluctance to further escalation.”
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