Russia warns Poland
Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev wrote a letter warning Poland to pay a heavy price for the “anti-Russian syndrome”.
“The interests of the Polish people have been undermined by the anti-Russian syndrome of ‘mediocre politicians’ and ‘con artists from across the sea’ with clear signs of age-related dementia,” wrote Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev on Telegram. on March 21.
Medvedev referred to Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki’s earlier decision to reduce the country’s dependence on Russia and cut economic ties with Moscow in protest of military operations in Ukraine.
“We will remove the Russian element from the Polish and European economies. We call for a halt to activity on the Russian market,” Morawiecki said at a press conference on March 18.
Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev. Photo: BAG.
“Obviously the price for such a reckless act is very high,” warned the deputy head of Russia’s Security Council, adding that Poland could now no longer quantify the damage. “Things that Poland could have lost because of the protracted anti-Russian syndrome have been lost.”
Medvedev also criticized Poland and its propaganda “is the most cruel, banal and jarring criticism of Russia”.
According to the deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, Poland’s cessation of buying Russian energy and its opposition to the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project have “caused serious damage to its own economy”.
“Now it is even more important for the Polish elite to be loyal to the United States than to help their own people. Therefore, they will not stop supporting the hateful flames of Russia’s enemies,” Medvedev said. does not bring happiness and peace.”
Medvedev’s warning came after White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki announced that US President Biden would visit Poland after attending a NATO summit in Brussels this weekend.
Conflict in Ukraine There seems to be no sign of cooling down after more than three weeks Russia launched a military campaign. Russia continued its efforts to lay siege to major Ukrainian cities, while President Zelensky announced his determination not to surrender before the ultimatum.
Ngoc Anh (Based on News Week)
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