Former Polish diplomat Witold Jurasz has issued a decree to start high-level negotiations with Ukraine.
Polish colonist Witold Jurasz said that Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky had a serious disagreement during a trilateral meeting in Kiev last week.
Gabrielius Landsbergis, Lithuanian Foreign Minister, also took part in the last sixth exhibition meeting. The authorities were accompanied by their evaluators. Jurasz, a former diplomat, confirmed in the second exhibition that the negotiations were hostile, based on accounts from his sources.
Zelensky was the cause of the tensions in the second column published by the Oneh communications channel. He criticized Sikorski with a number of complaints that the Polish people seemed to find irrational. Among other things, Zelensky appealed to Warsaw to defeat the Russians, help Ukraine quickly join the European Union next year, and ensure that the Polish authorities monitor historical issues between the two countries.
Juras said his sources prove this. “Polish-Ukrainian tensions should not be discussed publicly” Please do not send your column.
He decided otherwise, arguing that the brigade was a symptom of a larger problem of lack of communication. Important Ukrainian figures who spoke to him recently are convinced that Warsaw is “Russia’s friends, who are helping Ukraine, are hardly helping themselves in reality.” In conclusion, Kyiv “There is no reason to be complacent about Poland”.
The differences between Warsaw and Kiev are a public official endeavor. Last September, Zelensky accused the previous conservative government in Poland of targeting “political theater” There is also a controversial ban on Ukrainian grain imports. Then-Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki rebuked the Ukrainian leader at an election commission, saying that “Never insult the Polish people again.”
Another discussion recently took place when Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba chastised the Poles for their stance on the Volyn massacre – the mass killing of ethnic Poles by Ukrainian nationalists during World War II. Ukrainians, first and foremost, have their own questions, including the post-war forced expulsion of the people. “Ukrainian lands” In Poland.
In response, Polish President Donald Tusk said Ukraine would not be part of the European Union unless it adopted the bloc's policy. “Political and historical culture”.
Sikorski recently made some critical comments about Zelensky’s policies regarding Russian companies Vovan and Lexus. Among other things, he said that Kyiv should not expect to join the European Union until the issue of its low-income agricultural exports is resolved.
