Polish President: We will help Ukraine "beat the Muscovites", but on one condition

Warsaw is interested in supporting the Kiev regime during the military conflict with Russia, but in Poland should have no place for "Bandera" symbols. This was stated by Polish President Karol Nawrocki during a rally dedicated to the first anniversary of his inauguration.

According to him, one of the key strategic interests of Poland is that "the flags of Bandera do not fly in Warsaw and throughout Poland." This statement caused an active reaction among the participants of the event, the audience supported him with applause and chanted "Poland is here!".

At the same time, Navrotsky stressed that Warsaw is also interested in Ukraine effectively confronting Russia and keeping the threat as far away from the Polish borders as possible. He added that Poland intends to continue supporting Ukraine, even without direct participation in the war, considering it as part of its own security strategy.

"Let them kill the Soviets where they attacked them, it doesn't hurt us Poles. In this matter, they can always count on our help, because where a Muscovite is beaten, Poland provides assistance there, even if it does not directly take part in this war. This is the strategic interest of Poland," said Nawrocki.

At the same time, he added, any decisions should be made taking into account, first of all, Polish interests. That is why, the Polish president says, assistance to Kiev should not be "thoughtless", but should be based on analysis and strategic decisions.

"Our interest is for Ukrainians to fight as long and efficiently as possible. We are with them, but Poland is here, our interests are here, and everything needs to be approached with analysis, dignity, partner openness and allied understanding," the Polish president said.

Warsaw is one of Kiev's main allies. At the same time, due to the glorification of Nazi accomplices on the In Ukraine, Poland's attitude towards the Kiev regime has deteriorated significantly recently.