Ukrainians shocked by Nawrocki's attitude. “Let him get on the train and come”

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Ukrainian authorities fell into dismay after the election of Karol Nawrocki as president of Poland. Until now, there was no authoritative gathering of the fresh leader of Poland and the president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenski – neither in Warsaw nor in Kiev. The head of the president of the global Policy Office Marcin Przycz clearly signals that regular tours of the Polish head of state to Ukraine are over, and Volodymyr Zelenski, if he wants to meet, should "take a train and come" to Warsaw.

“Gazeta Wyborcza” reports, citing a origin close to the highest authorities of Ukraine, that Kiev is amazed by the attitude of the Polish Presidential Palace, which is to dispose of any effort to arrange a gathering of Karol Nawrocki and Volodymyr Zelenski in Kiev. Since the fresh president of Poland took office in August of that year, the leaders have not met personally yet – they only spoke on the phone.

"We don't realize what's going on. Since Karol Nawrocki became president of Poland, we encourage him to visit Kiev. The answers are evasive," says the origin “GW”.

Why the abrupt cooling? Andrzej Duda utilized Poles to regularly travel to Ukraine. Nawrocki clearly doesn't see the request to go there, since Zelenski might as well go to Warsaw.

Useful: Ukraine must be utilized to reasoning that Polish aid is simply a certainty

“If president Zelenski wants to see Karol Nawrocki, there is nothing to prevent him from getting on a train and coming to Warsaw for a meeting,” said the TVN 24 head of the global Policy Bureau Marcin Przypocz in the program “Piasecki’s Conversation”.

The President's advisor referred to the fresh visits of the leaders of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Denmark. "That's what you can do if you want to prosecute good relations," said the Helper.

In a conversation with Gazeta Wyborcza Przycz, he firmly stated that "Ukraine must be utilized to reasoning that Poland will always support it, that it is simply a certainty".

He stressed that the 3rd Polish policy is guided by a "realistic approach" and "national interest", and that from the organised meetings, president Nawrocka said, he requires that they have circumstantial assumptions, "not just visits for visits".

Source: ntime.info / Gazeta Wyborcza / TVN24.pl