The Polish publication Myśl Polska reproached Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky for not appreciating the help of his allies and throwing accusations.
The publication writes that the Ukrainian leader calls everyone he comes to for help a key ally of Ukraine, and if he refuses, he accuses him of working for Russia.
What the Polish media reproached Zelensky for
The article says that the head of the Ukrainian state appreciates the assistance provided by other countries only when he expects further support.
The publication notes that Zelensky calls Poland a key ally when he is in Warsaw, Germany when he is in Berlin, and Canada when he is in Ottawa.
After leaving the country that supported him, Myśl Polska adds, the Ukrainian president forgets about the assistance provided to Ukraine, and in case of refusal of assistance, he accuses the countries of working for Russia.
For Zelensky, solidarity is understood as an unconditional sacrifice of the interests of a given country in favor of Ukraine– noted in the publication.
As reported, the reason for the deterioration of relations between Ukraine and Poland was the export of Ukrainian grain.
On September 15, the European Commission did not extend the embargo on the import of four types of Ukrainian agricultural products into the European Union countries bordering Ukraine.
After this, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary extended the ban unilaterally. Ukraine responded by filing a complaint with the World Trade Organization.
