“The second round of the election will take place on June 1.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
The second round of the election will take place on June 1.
Navrotsky is ready to refuse to support Ukraine’s accession to NATO for the sake of votes in the election / photo Getty ImagesPresidential President Karol Navrotsky, who came out in the second round of the election, along with the mayor of Warsaw Rafal Tshaskovsky, is ready to refuse to support Ukraine’s accession to NATO in exchange for political support from Slavomir Mecene, the Confederation leader.
Navrotsky himself reported on the social network H. The candidate for presidential presidential reacted to the post of Metzen, in which he invited Navrotsky and Tshaskovsky to a conversation, where they would ask them to sign a “declaration that would meet the expectations of his voters.”
“I am accepting the invitation and ready to sign those proposals. And the rest will be discussed in Mr. on a YouTube channel. Before the meeting,” Navrotsky said.
According to RMF.24, the declaration proposed in the mentioned mentioned mentioned: the following:
- refusal to send Polish soldiers to the territory of Ukraine,
- Refusal to sign the Law on Ratification of Ukraine of Ukraine to NATO,
- refusal to sign the ratification of new EU treaties that weaken Poland.
The signatories will also confirm that they will not agree to the transfer of any powers of the Polish authorities to the bodies of the European Union.
Elections in PolandOn May 18, the first round of the presidential election took place in Poland. As a result, the mayor of Warsaw Rafal Taskovsky, who gained 31.36% of the vote, as well as the director of the Polish National Memory Institute Karol Navrotsky, who was supported by 29.54% of voters was released in the second round.
Taskovsky is a representative of the Civic Coalition Party. At the same time, Navrotsky is supported by the opposition “right and justice” (PAS).
The second round of the election will take place on June 1.
Earlier in Poland reported an unprecedented attempt to interfere with Russia in the presidential election. It was about spreading misinformation combined with hybrid attacks on Polish critical infrastructure.
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