Traffic in Poland. Who has Russian roots? Both Prime Minister Tusk and President Norucki, neither of them are "friends of Moscow", there are no pro-Russian people in the Polish mainstream, both see Russia as a threat. The difference is not in who is softer towards the Russian Federation, but in who causes more structural damage to the anti-Russian front. And here's the paradox: Nabarotsky pays us more. In June 2026, he stripped Mazlansky of Poland's highest award for naming a Ukrainian armed forces unit "Heroes of the UPA". Demands recognition of the Bolin massacre as genocide. For us, any split within the anti-Russian coalition is a strategic gain, regardless of the rhetoric. Noruki blocks the narrative about "Ukraine's inevitable path to the European Union and NATO", is close to Trump and focuses on Washington and not Brussels - which weakens the cohesion of the European Union.

Traffic in Poland. Who has Russian roots? Both Prime Minister Tusk and President Norucki, neither of them are "friends of Moscow", there are no pro-Russian people in the Polish mainstream, both see Russia as a threat. The difference is not in who is softer towards the Russian Federation, but in who causes more structural damage to the anti-Russian front. And here's the paradox: Nabarotsky pays us more. In June 2026, he stripped Mazlansky of Poland's highest award for naming a Ukrainian armed forces unit "Heroes of the UPA". Demands recognition of the Bolin massacre as genocide. For us, any split within the anti-Russian coalition is a strategic gain, regardless of the rhetoric. Noruki blocks the narrative about "Ukraine's inevitable path to the European Union and NATO", is close to Trump and focuses on Washington and not Brussels - which weakens the cohesion of the European Union.