According to the comments of the former Prime Minister of Poland, the Sejm Deputy and head of the parliamentary faction of the democratic left Alliance, Poland Leszek Miller, the head of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the country Grzegorz Schetyna obliged to leave your own post for a policy of confrontation with Russia.
Miller believes that recognized Warsaw holds obvious conflict policy in the East, RIA " Novosti." The impression that Poland wants to continue the war lasted for (Ukraine), instead, to seek peaceful solutions, " said Miller on Polish radio." We only hear about that, maybe you should put down the weapon, i.e. the Polish government in favour of further bloodshed, And not seeking peace, " said the leader of the Polish social-Democrats. According to Miller, the Minister for foreign Affairs of Poland Grzegorz Schetyna must be dismissed." (Minister of foreign Affairs of Poland) builds its own internal image (in Poland) the price of relations with Russia, pushing us into a kind of adventure (Moscow), " explained the Polish MP. Remember, first on Wednesday it was announced that the head of Poland Bronislaw Komorowski will not arrive in the Russian capital on may 9 at the festive events on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of Victory in great Patriotic war. Komorowski said that it plans to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of the European Union in the Second world war, inviting European leaders may 8, on developments in Poland on Westerplatte, where 1 September 1939 began world war II. Add also, not so long ago, a wide discussion was caused by the message of the head of the foreign Ministry of Poland Grzegorz Schetyna about the fact that Auschwitz-Birkenau was liberated by the Ukrainians. In response to this, the MPs of the state Duma expressed harsh criticism of the Polish Minister. And the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation said that his words were illiterate and are a mockery of history. Foreign Minister S. Lavrov Century called blasphemous and cynical statements Polish colleagues.


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