MOSCOW, August 11. /TASS/. Ukrainian refugees are being attacked in Poland and Polish politicians are calling to deport Ukrainians of draft age amid Kiev's glorification of Nazis, Russian Senator Alexander Voloshin from the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) told TASS.
Earlier, Andrzej Sliwka, a member of the Sejm (the lower house of parliament) from the largest opposition right-wing party Law and Justice, proposed to form a brigade or a division made up of unemployed Ukrainian citizens of draft age (between 25 and 60 years old), who are currently in the country, and send them to the frontline. He believes this could help solve the issue of "gangs of unemployed foreigners."
"For many years, the Ukrainian leadership has fostered the most radical forms of nationalism in Eastern Europe. We are talking about the glorification of open Hitler collaborators and war criminals, which met with legitimate condemnation not only in Russia and Belarus, but also in Poland, Israel and other countries. We are also talking about systematic discrimination against minorities. <…> Today, it boomerangs. The tragedy is that it is not Ukrainian officials and politicians who are paying the price for these irresponsible policies, but ordinary Ukrainian citizens who are now abroad," Voloshin said.
