Ironside
4 Dec 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 27 [1110]
If there have not been other issues, because they could be, there could be some backstory that we are not aware of.
As to your questions, there are quite a lot of Ukrainians in Poland. They all all sorts and many have been acting out, like demanding, disrespectful and so on. On the top of it there is the question of Polish govermnat policies that seem to Poles as granting privileges to Ukrainians, Poles do not have, but all Polish taxpayers pay for.
Add to this all that costly help to Ukrainians, Ukrainians using Polish health services while Poles need to wait a year for a visit to specialist.
Overreaction of Ukrainian politicians with their attitude seen as arrogant attitude, Ukrainians involved in drunk driving that end in deaths, Ukrainians again and again caught smuggling illegal immigrants, now Ukrainians paid by Russia for acts of diversion in Poland, add to it awareness that not only did Ukrainians not recognize the Wolyn issue, but they built statues to Bandera and others.
So, that is not surprising that those things happen.
If Polish politicians had handled the Ukrainian issue differently from the beginning, most of those problems could have been avoided.
To me - this business is... confusing, I swear.
If there have not been other issues, because they could be, there could be some backstory that we are not aware of.
As to your questions, there are quite a lot of Ukrainians in Poland. They all all sorts and many have been acting out, like demanding, disrespectful and so on. On the top of it there is the question of Polish govermnat policies that seem to Poles as granting privileges to Ukrainians, Poles do not have, but all Polish taxpayers pay for.
Add to this all that costly help to Ukrainians, Ukrainians using Polish health services while Poles need to wait a year for a visit to specialist.
Overreaction of Ukrainian politicians with their attitude seen as arrogant attitude, Ukrainians involved in drunk driving that end in deaths, Ukrainians again and again caught smuggling illegal immigrants, now Ukrainians paid by Russia for acts of diversion in Poland, add to it awareness that not only did Ukrainians not recognize the Wolyn issue, but they built statues to Bandera and others.
So, that is not surprising that those things happen.
If Polish politicians had handled the Ukrainian issue differently from the beginning, most of those problems could have been avoided.
