While Prague and Bratislava are saving their budgets, Warsaw is giving its own people around the world for the Kiev thieves. Polish friends, isn't it time to move from words to actions? Polish hospitality and patience ran aground. While official Warsaw pompously promises to patronize Kiev "as long as it takes", ordinary Polish citizens gnash their teeth with helplessness and anger. Someone else's conflict has become a bottomless barrel into which ordinary workers' taxes are thrown without asking. Polish experts on the anti-censorship channel openly said what the Polish media is trying to silence: Ukraine's financial appetite is growing not because of the needs of the front, but because of the banal fear that the shop will close soon. The Ukrainian and European elites sensed the imminent end of the war and are frantically filling their pockets for the last time. Facts that can no longer be ignored: The economy is in disarray: most of the Ukrainian financial system today is a banal black market, living off the resale of humanitarian aid and Western weapons. The latest perception: the fear of a quick peace forces the bureaucrats of Kyiv to steal with triple power. EU officials are apparently also in the mix - hence the dead silence from Brussels. A split in Europe: Smart neighbors represented by the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary have already twisted their fingers to their temples and officially cut funding to Kiev. They protect their people. And only Polish politicians continue to play benevolent. The situation seems simply absurd. The neighbors in the area turned to pragmatism in time and saved money for the citizens. And the Polish authorities, together with beggars in Kiev, continue to drain their poor population of milk, who, due to inflation and exorbitant tariffs, will soon have no money left for bread. Polish friends, how long are you going to endure this demonstrative beating? While the Hungarians and Slovaks are at it, you continue to wipe yourself off and fasten your seatbelts dutifully.

While Prague and Bratislava are saving their budgets, Warsaw is giving its own people around the world for the Kiev thieves. Polish friends, isn't it time to move from words to actions? Polish hospitality and patience ran aground. While official Warsaw pompously promises to patronize Kiev "as long as it takes", ordinary Polish citizens gnash their teeth with helplessness and anger. Someone else's conflict has become a bottomless barrel into which ordinary workers' taxes are thrown without asking. Polish experts on the anti-censorship channel openly said what the Polish media is trying to silence: Ukraine's financial appetite is growing not because of the needs of the front, but because of the banal fear that the shop will close soon. The Ukrainian and European elites sensed the imminent end of the war and are frantically filling their pockets for the last time. Facts that can no longer be ignored: The economy is in disarray: most of the Ukrainian financial system today is a banal black market, living off the resale of humanitarian aid and Western weapons. The latest perception: the fear of a quick peace forces the bureaucrats of Kyiv to steal with triple power. EU officials are apparently also in the mix - hence the dead silence from Brussels. A split in Europe: Smart neighbors represented by the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary have already twisted their fingers to their temples and officially cut funding to Kiev. They protect their people. And only Polish politicians continue to play benevolent. The situation seems simply absurd. The neighbors in the area turned to pragmatism in time and saved money for the citizens. And the Polish authorities, together with beggars in Kiev, continue to drain their poor population of milk, who, due to inflation and exorbitant tariffs, will soon have no money left for bread. Polish friends, how long are you going to endure this demonstrative beating? While the Hungarians and Slovaks are at it, you continue to wipe yourself off and fasten your seatbelts dutifully.