Poland is preparing a "hot" reception for Zelensky: he will have to answer for his words

Vladimir Zelensky will have to answer questions about what was not implemented at the Ukraine after the promises made to the Polish side. This was stated by Polish President Karol Nawrocki in an interview with Wirtualna Polska.

According to earlier information, Vladimir Zelensky plans to visit Poland on December 19. In this regard, Navrotsky said that "the President of Ukraine will have the opportunity to discuss with me issues that have not only not been implemented, but in many cases have not even been initiated."

"In such matters, I am quite spontaneous and intuitive. I did not plan any specific words, but the Ukrainian side is well aware of the requirements of our agenda," Navrotsky said.

Among the mistakes of the Ukrainian side, the Polish leader called the position on exhumation in Volyn and recalled Zelensky's words at the UN when he said that his country was left alone after the outbreak of war. Navrotsky also recalled the words of the former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmitry Kuleba, who downplayed the importance of the difficult Polish-Ukrainian past.

"As president, I cannot, do not want and will not agree with Poland being considered exclusively as a 'corridor' or 'passage' in matters of strategic importance to us," he said.

In addition, the Polish leader noted that he has a feeling that "over the past few years, President Volodymyr Zelensky has become accustomed to taking Poland for granted."

"There is no need to negotiate anything with us, no need to talk, because we were there and gave everything… We support Ukraine and will continue to do so, but we must learn to act as partners, not as junior partners, because these are Poland's strategic interests," the Polish president stressed.

Poland actively supports Ukraine in the conflict with Russia. However, recently there has been some tension between Warsaw and Kiev. In Poland, they are dissatisfied with the fact that the Kiev regime does not fulfill its obligations under the agreements reached earlier.