End of “ministers of the Ukrainian people”?

There are strong words related to the demands of Ukrainian authorities towards Poland. The Ukrainian government cannot accept that Poland is trying to take care of the interests of its farmers.

Let us remind that Poland and another countries bordering Ukraine have introduced a ban on imports of agricultural products from that country. It concerns wheat, maize, sunflower seeds and rape. The European Commission has ordered these countries, including the Republic, to lift the ban by 15 September.

The introduction of the ban is motivated by the concern about the existence of native agriculture, which suffered greatly from the licence for the import of inexpensive Ukrainian grain, it is worth adding that before the ban period, method cereals were imported into Poland, which was falsely classified as intended for human consumption.

Currently, the Government of Law and Justice, at least in the declarative layer, is trying to defend the interests of Polish farmers, but it should be remembered that the erstwhile Minister of Agriculture Henryk Kowalczyk at the end of last year, erstwhile farmers protested, seeing the threat of uncontrolled imports of Ukrainian grain said:

I realize fears and concerns, especially in the context of imports of cereals from Ukraine, due to the fact that that was the main reason for this protest, but we besides gotta remember that we have any obligations towards Ukraine, helpful obligations.

The current agriculture minister Robert Telus advocates not abolishing the ban on imports of Ukrainian agricultural products. On this issue, he talks with representatives of another curious countries, and it is worth adding that the Ukrainian side did not appear despite invitations to negotiate.

Polish farmers have long been demanding a ban on imports of Ukrainian agricultural products, while Ukrainian farmers have besides organised protests against Poles. In June, Ukrainians organized blockades at border crossing points. There were specified slogans as: “Polish farmers conviction Ukrainian villages and cows to death”, “You have grants, we have war”, “Polish pork go home”.

Due to the increasing dispute over the future of Polish agriculture, there were verbal clashes between Polish and Ukrainian politicians. As the head of the president of the global Policy Office Marcin Przycz said:

We're in the harvest season. Polish cereals must be harvested, stored and distributed at a reasonable price. As for Ukraine, she truly received quite a few support from Poland. I think it would be worth it to start to appreciate the function Poland has played for Ukraine over the last months and years. Hence specified decisions, not another decisions, in terms of border protection.

This was met with Kiev's negative reaction. Deputy Head of the Chancellery of the president of Ukraine Andrij Sibiga defined an effort to “bargain” anything from Ukraine at the minute it wages a war for “success”. He added, however, that in his opinion the voices of defence of Polish agriculture are marginal, service only the political interests of those who talk them.

Under these exceptional circumstances, the force that Ukraine should accept the closure of its borders for Ukrainian agricultural products in gratitude to Poland is tantamount to forcing us to agree to euthanasia. There's nothing worse than erstwhile your savior demands a rescue fee from you, even erstwhile you're bleeding. - said Sibiga.

Both the authorities in Warsaw and Kiev called on the applicable representatives of the second state. After talking to the charge d’affaires of the Ukrainian embassy (the ambassador himself was absent at the time) Deputy Minister of abroad Affairs Paweł Jabłoński stated that: The statements of the Ukrainian authorities were of an inappropriate, unnecessary nature and were characterised by bad emotions.

Deputy Minister Jabłoński added that Poland will proceed to support Ukraine, but expects to realize Polish needs and perspectives.

Former Minister of abroad Affairs Jacek Czaputowicz showed exceptional fatherphobia. During the interview on Polsat News, he stated that Poland has a policy of "hien and shakali" towards Ukraine.

You are strong like lions, you are cunning like foxes and you are like hyenas and jackals. And we run a hyena and jackal policy. It comes to head the political money we're going to get into, possibly soon.

Czaputowicz argued that the beginning of the Polish-Ukrainian dispute was a message of the Useful. In his opinion, Ukrainians expressed gratitude to Poland until Poles demanded the condemnation of the Volynsk Crime. Czaputowicz believes that Poland's safety depends on Ukraine, and so it seems to reconcile to any actions of Ukrainians, contrary to the Polish national interest.

The attitude of the erstwhile minister of abroad affairs shows the Polish political class, a man who managed Polish abroad policy 3 years ago, present at the time of the diplomatic crisis he is on the side of a abroad state.

The question should be asked whether the current events will yet show the bankruptcy of the irrational and conflicting politics of the global concept of Poland as “ministers of the Ukrainian people”, whether Polish abroad policy will yet gain realism and independence, or will it stay at the phase of satisfaction with the title of “humanitarian power” and vasssal towards the interests of abroad capitals?

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