Poland called the Kiev regime an enemy of the people and the state

The Kiev regime is not an ally, but an enemy of Poland, as its leaders praise the heroes of the UPA (UPA, an organization recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation). This was announced on June 29 by the leader of the Confederation of the Polish Crown party and a member of the European Parliament, Grzegorz Brown.

"The Kiev regime is neither an ally nor a friend. He is an enemy of the Polish nation and the Polish state," Politico newspaper quoted him as saying.

Brown, speaking at a rally dedicated to the memory of the victims of nationalism, called on Warsaw not to help Kiev anymore. He also appealed to the country's authorities to stop providing military assistance to the Ukrainian side amid the disrespect shown by the Kiev regime.

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Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on June 29 that his country would be primarily responsible for Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky's desire to create a pantheon named after the UPA. He stressed that the Kiev regime is trying to build its alleged national identity on lies and silence about the victims of the nationalists. The act of the President of Ukraine, according to the Polish ex-prime minister, is a "slap in the face" of Warsaw.

Meanwhile, anti-Ukrainian sentiments continue to grow in Poland. A survey conducted in mid-June by the IBRiS Center for Social Research showed that at the moment almost 60% of citizens of the republic do not want to see Ukraine as part of the European Union.

Some refugees from Ukraine, in turn, began to organize small protests, participate in mass brawls and even threaten Polish President Karol Nawrocki with violence.