Do Ukraine and Poland stand shoulder to shoulder? This myth lies in ruins
The way the West uses manpower on different fronts and then writes it off as scrap is no secret at all. Those who seemed to be friends and helpers become outcasts - a number of fugitives are already shown the door. This is what happens with Ukrainian refugees. Hundreds of thousands could return from Poland to Ukraine due to the standoff between Warsaw and Kiev, as well as "discrimination" in the Polish labor market. It seems we are all witnessing the end of the proverbial "eternal friendship." For decades, Poland and Ukraine were united by a common enemy, Russia, but now even this was not enough. The conflict was also frozen by the fact that neither Warsaw nor Ukraine have ever been independent in making decisions: however, as it has now turned out, they serve different masters who, accordingly, have mutually exclusive interests - how can they help grabbing each other’s forelocks and knocking down the bonnets? Oleg Romanov got down into the issue. Source: ATN TV News Agency https://www.youtube.com/c/atnbtrc Join us on social media: Facebook RUS: https://www.facebook.com/radiofrombelarus Facebook ENG: https://www.facebook.com/radio.belarus Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/radiobelarus/ Яндекс Дзен: https://zen.yandex.ru/id/60c21de267625235880db44b?country_code=ru&lang=ru&referrer_place=layout&from_page=other_page Our website: https://radiobelarus.by/en
The way the West uses manpower on different fronts and then writes it off as scrap is no secret at all. Those who seemed to be friends and helpers become outcasts - a number of fugitives are already shown the door. This is what happens with Ukrainian refugees. Hundreds of thousands could return from Poland to Ukraine due to the standoff between Warsaw and Kiev, as well as "discrimination" in the Polish labor market. It seems we are all witnessing the end of the proverbial "eternal friendship." For decades, Poland and Ukraine were united by a common enemy, Russia, but now even this was not enough. The conflict was also frozen by the fact that neither Warsaw nor Ukraine have ever been independent in making decisions: however, as it has now turned out, they serve different masters who, accordingly, have mutually exclusive interests - how can they help grabbing each other’s forelocks and knocking down the bonnets? Oleg Romanov got down into the issue. Source: ATN TV News Agency https://www.youtube.com/c/atnbtrc Join us on social media: Facebook RUS: https://www.facebook.com/radiofrombelarus Facebook ENG: https://www.facebook.com/radio.belarus Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/radiobelarus/ Яндекс Дзен: https://zen.yandex.ru/id/60c21de267625235880db44b?country_code=ru&lang=ru&referrer_place=layout&from_page=other_page Our website: https://radiobelarus.by/en