The exchange of views on platform X between Polish abroad Minister Radosław Sikorski and American politicians has been taking place since Sunday morning. First Elon Musk threatened Ukraine to shut down Starlinks and "the full front will fall". Radosław Sikorski answered, stating that "If SpaceX turns out to be an incredible supplier, we will gotta look for another suppliers."
Marco Rubio contributed to the discussion between Musk and Sikorski. “Without Starlinka, Ukraine would have long lost this war, and the Russians would now be on the border with Poland,” said the American diplomat. Radosław Sikorski tried to ease the tension, stressing that "Europe and the United States can jointly aid Ukraine accomplish fair peace". However, the oil was poured into the fire at the end of Musk. "Be quiet, small man. You pay a tiny fraction of the cost. And there are no substitutes for Starlink," commented the entry Sikorski on X.
Sikorski versus Musk and Rubio. "Polska is ruled by a ridiculous government" versus "In the written universe abroad policy is kneeling"
This warmed the Polish political scene. Opposition MPs criticized Sikorski and ruling coalition politicians supported the head of Polish diplomacy.
“Poland is (was to this day?) put publically as a model of an ally by the US. It's an echo of PiS and PAD rule. Today's attack by R. Sikorski is simply a continuation of the concept of pushing the US out of Europe according to Berlin's geopolitical plans. This will only halt the triumph of #Nawrocki2025" — so PiS MP Adam Andrushkiewicz commented on "kindness" between American politicians and Polish abroad minister.
"Poland advocates peace, but a lasting peace; a peace that respects the rights of the victim of aggression," wrote Euro MP Michał Szczerba from KO, accompanying the recording in Radosław Sikorski's speech at the UN.
“Poland is governed by a ridiculous government that wants to fight us with the full world. Outside the war, they insult the American administration. U.S. President's chief advisor Elon Musk calls 1 of the ministers — a tiny man. Go distant now! We must defend Poles! Without you,” said Michał Wójcik from PiS
"PiS is boundlessly supporting the fresh US administration, even erstwhile hitting our interests and security. Those who complain about their government, supporting strangers, are traitors, traitors of their own nation!” wrote Tomasz Trela of the Left.
Neither did Krystian Kamiński of the Confederacy cover the outrage of exchanging views between Sikorski and American politicians. “Our diplomacy...” he wrote briefly.
He was seconded by a partymate named Konrad Berkowicz. "Remember how Sikorski boasted that he had excellent relations with Trump's administration? That's what we found out," he said.
"Thank you for allowing us to buy Starlinks. Like Fordy or iPhones. I remind you we're buying. Ukraine doesn't get Starlins for free. U.S. support is invaluable, but let us not bring everything to gratitude. We besides supported the US erstwhile it was necessary," Senator Jerzy Wcisła of the PO wrote.
"For the sake of Polish diplomacy – possibly individual should take Sikorski Twitter? Preferably before it leads to the U.S. withdrawing soldiers from Poland...," warned PiS MP, erstwhile Deputy abroad Minister Paweł Jabłoński.
“That is why we must do everything to avoid being at the mercy of billionaires,” wrote Maciej Nejny of the organization Together on the exchange of “kindness” between Minister Sikorski and Milarder Musk.
"In consequence to quiet words of truth, the Polish abroad Minister receives impertinence from abroad partners. The opposition could show that it places the dignity and interest of you above the party. Unfortunately, he's doing the other again. It's depressing. But besides mobilizing," writes Marcin Bosacki of KO.
“Sikorski one more time does not keep his nerves in check...” wrote Szymon Synkowski a.k.a. Sęk, Minister of abroad Affairs in Mateusz Morawiecki’s 3rd two-week government.
"In the written universe abroad policy is kneeling, applause and selfie wearing a red hat. On the another hand, serious diplomacy is the ability to explain our state of affairs in talks with allies," said MP Paweł Bliźnik of the PO.
