“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine does not regard the statements of individual politicians as a position of Poland, said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs George Tikhi at a briefing on February 27. So he commented on the words of the President of Poland Slavomir Menzen, who in Lviv called Stepan Bandera a “terrorist.” “As for the Presidential Presidential Candidate, we drew attention to the cynical action, which he held in Lviv on the third anniversary from the beginning of the full -scale invasion of Russia into Ukraine. The position of this figure has long been known to everyone, it is not a surprise for us or for anyone. I want to emphasize that we, as a foreign policy department, do not regard the statements of individual anti -Ukrainian politicians as a position of Poland or Polish society, ”the quiet said. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs thanked all the Poles who support Ukraine from the beginning of a full -scale invasion. At the same time, the quiet noted that this presidential candidate continues to express “certain positions that are not acceptable.” “Therefore, I officially declare that any attempts to call into question the territorial integrity of Ukraine are categorically unacceptable, and we once again urge Polish politicians to refrain from using issues related to Ukraine in the domestic political campaign,” the quiet. On February 24, a candidate for the post of President of Poland from the far -right Confederation Party, Slavomir Menzen, came to Lviv. At the monument to the OUN leader Stepan Bandera, he called him a “terrorist” and said that Ukrainians continue to “honor criminals guilty of killing 100,000 Poles.” This video was commented by the mayor of Lviv Andriy Sadovy. According to him, Menzen is a “pro -Russian politician with a Polish passport.” Menzen reacted to Sadovy’s words and stated that Lviv is a “Polish city”, and he would ban entering into Poland if he becomes president. The Presidential Elections in Poland will take place on May 18, 2025, if necessary, the second round will be held on June 1. The elections were announced: from the Civic Coalition, the Mayor of Warsaw Rafal Tshaskovsky, President of the Institute of National Memory Karol Navrotsky, supported by the party Opposition Party “Law and Justice”, leader of the Poland 2050 Party and Marshal of the Seimas Shimon, Viches Parliament. Confederations, MP Marek Yakubak from a circle of free Republicans and Marek Vokh from a non -party association of local self -government. ”, – WRITE: www.radiosvoboda.org
“As for the Presidential Presidential Candidate, we drew attention to the cynical action, which he held in Lviv on the third anniversary from the beginning of the full -scale invasion of Russia into Ukraine. The position of this figure has long been known to everyone, it is not a surprise for us or for anyone. I want to emphasize that we, as a foreign policy department, do not regard the statements of individual anti -Ukrainian politicians as a position of Poland or Polish society, ”the quiet said.
“Therefore, I officially declare that any attempts to call into question the territorial integrity of Ukraine are categorically unacceptable, and we once again urge Polish politicians to refrain from using issues related to Ukraine in the domestic political campaign,” the quiet.
On February 24, a candidate for the post of President of Poland from the far -right Confederation Party, Slavomir Menzen, came to Lviv. At the monument to the OUN leader Stepan Bandera, he called him a “terrorist” and said that Ukrainians continue to “honor criminals guilty of killing 100,000 Poles.”
This video was commented by the mayor of Lviv Andriy Sadovy. According to him, Menzen is a “pro -Russian politician with a Polish passport.” Menzen reacted to Sadovy’s words and stated that Lviv is a “Polish city”, and he would ban entering into Poland if he becomes president.
The Presidential Elections in Poland will take place on May 18, 2025, if necessary, the second round will be held on June 1. The elections were announced: from the Civic Coalition, the Mayor of Warsaw Rafal Tshaskovsky, President of the Institute of National Memory Karol Navrotsky, supported by the party Opposition Party “Law and Justice”, leader of the Poland 2050 Party and Marshal of the Seimas Shimon, Viches Parliament. Confederations, MP Marek Yakubak from a circle of free Republicans and Marek Vokh from a non -party association of local self -government.