Kremlin attacks Poland, Russia’s ‘most vile, most rude critic’ led by ‘society of fools’ – Observer

Poland has been one of the most supportive of Ukraine, hosting a large number of refugees from the neighboring country. The Kremlin left, on Monday, scathing criticism of the Polish regime, whose propaganda was the most “Evil, scandalous and frank criticism of Russia”led by a “society of political fools”.

Criticisms emerged on social media of Dmitry Medvedev, the current head of the Russian Security Council and one of Vladimir Putin’s main allies. Referring to the visit of Polish Prime Minister – Mateusz Morawiecki – to Kyiv, the political leader said that Poland’s leaders “to lie” When they “promised Zelensky with help and friendship.”

For Dmitry Medvedev, this trip was like “Rising russian phobia in the countrywith the sole aim of “De-russification of the Polish and European Economy”. Drawing on history, one of Putin’s allies noted that these actions date back to centuries-old grievances. Moreover, the leader accused Poland of wanting to rewrite history. They want to forget that the Soviet soldiers defeated fascism, drove the occupiers out of the Polish cities […] Release the prisoners from the extermination camps in Oswisem and Maidanek.”

“Now history is being rewritten, antiquities are destroyed”noted Dmitry Medvedev, who also emphasized that “the fascist occupation is directly compared to the ‘Soviet'”. “It is difficult to invent a disgusting and disgusting speech, but the Poles succeeded”shooting.

In turn, the ex-president of the Russian Federation also noted that, in Russia, “there is no anti-Polish sentiment.” According to sociologists, the citizens of our country are treated [os polacos] In a very friendly way. He stressed that it is impossible to forget sympathy and sympathy in Russia after a plane crash near Smolensk, recalling his visit to Warsaw.

However, at the moment, the interests of Polish citizens are being “sacrificed” due to Russophobia of “incompetent politicians” and “obviously elderly foreign puppeteers”, Accusing Polish elites of being “subordinate” to the United States“It is more important to pledge allegiance to your master and not to the support of your compatriots,” said Dmitry Medvedev, which is why the rulers “They will keep the fires of hatred burning against their enemy, Russia.”

Dmitry Medvedev emphasized that “they will understand, more or less later, that hatred of Russia does not help them unite society and does not promote peace and prosperity,” and stressed that “they are more likely to make the right choice for themselves without the pressure that they currently feel from the crazy leaders abroad” .

US President Joe Biden will visit Poland, a member of NATO and the European Union, on Friday to discuss the situation in Ukraine.