"Gives the first dose for free": Poland's Prime Minister compared Putin with a drug dealer (video)

The Polish politician stated this during a permanent working observation conference on Ukraine's support in Warsaw on February 6. According to the Polish Prime Minister, the West has changed the struggle for freedom to contact with Russian oligarchs. Europe is easily exposed not only because of the "demonic" abilities of the Kremlin and the Russian Federation as a whole, but also because of its weakness.

"The drug dealer gives the first dose for free or cheap so that the addict returns to the supplement and agreed to any cost," said Mateusz Moravetsky. He also noted that the struggle between the West and Russia is now underway for a new world order. Moravetsky noted that Poland is ready to take responsibility for the formation of Postimperian Europe, to become one of its main links.

In addition, in an interview with El Mundo Moravetsky stated that the event should be constantly assisting Ukraine so that it could defeat the Russian Federation. And help should not be limited to armored vehicles. "Russia is a paper tiger, but still a tiger. Some tanks will not be frightened, but if Putin sees that our determination is unwavering, he will eventually come to the conclusion that he did not win this war," Moravetsky said.

In addition, the Polish Prime Minister declared that the war -unleashed by Russia is an existential threat to the EU, NATO and "the whole Western world. " Attacking Ukraine, Russia tries to destroy the Euro -Atlantic community. He noted that Putin would "cross Rubicon" if he dared to use nuclear weapons.

"If there are still people in Russia who have not completely lost a sense of self -preservation, I want to turn to them: stop Putin! His policy will not restore Russia's power, but to its final collapse," Moravetsky said. Earlier, Focus wrote that Mateusz Moravetsky stated that without the support of countries such as Poland, it would be very difficult for Ukraine. Moravetsky considers the Kremlin a mistake to the offensive on Ukraine.