Russia must impose personal sanctions against deputies of the Polish Sejm who voted for the “decommunization” law, which allows for the demolition of monuments to Soviet soldiers who liberated Poland.
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Senator Anton Belyakov stated this today at a meeting of the Federation Council, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“An adequate response would be a decision on personal sanctions. I know that some of the Seimas deputies who prepared this decision have economic ties with the Kaliningrad region and often visit our country. I believe that we could well initiate a ban on entry into the territory of the Russian Federation,” Belyakov said.
He recalled that the adoption of laws on the demolition of monuments is a violation of a number of international treaties, according to which Poland assumed obligations to care for military graves.
“Such actions are a direct violation of the criminal code. I am not calling for criminal prosecution of politicians who made such decisions, but my personal opinion is that it is impossible to ignore this situation. My grandfather Ivan Zabelin died a month and a half before the Victory, liberating Gdynia,” Belyakov said.