Польський погляд на поточнні провокації
Russia’s Covert Campaign to Inflame East Europe
Oskar Górzyński 03.02.18
... Even though officials from both countries have suggested Russia is trying to spoil things between them, Warsaw’s and Kiev’s policies haven’t exactly helped to avoid that. Quite the contrary.
... Unsurprisingly, the Ukrainian element in this controversial law was included at the insistence of nationalist MPs from Kukiz’15 party after consultation with historians who allegedly have pro-Russian sympathies.
This has only helped to bait the Ukrainian nationalists-previously more concentrated on their enmity toward Russia-and encourages them to turn against the Poles. “Here in Lviv the nationalist circles are now talking more and more about the ‘Polish spring’ scenario. They also fell victims to false narratives, fueled by Russian fake news, of separatist designs harbored by Poles,” says Borysov. “They even go so far as to accuse the city’s mayor, Andriy Sadovyi, of Polish separatism-a claim that originated with Russian fake news. ...”
Oskar Górzyński 03.02.18
... Even though officials from both countries have suggested Russia is trying to spoil things between them, Warsaw’s and Kiev’s policies haven’t exactly helped to avoid that. Quite the contrary.
... Unsurprisingly, the Ukrainian element in this controversial law was included at the insistence of nationalist MPs from Kukiz’15 party after consultation with historians who allegedly have pro-Russian sympathies.
This has only helped to bait the Ukrainian nationalists-previously more concentrated on their enmity toward Russia-and encourages them to turn against the Poles. “Here in Lviv the nationalist circles are now talking more and more about the ‘Polish spring’ scenario. They also fell victims to false narratives, fueled by Russian fake news, of separatist designs harbored by Poles,” says Borysov. “They even go so far as to accuse the city’s mayor, Andriy Sadovyi, of Polish separatism-a claim that originated with Russian fake news. ...”