Ukrainian Ambassador Criticizes Former Minister Pysh's Statements About Ukraine and Zelensky

Bodnar reported this on Facebook, Ukrinform reports.

“The statement by the MP of the Sejm of the Republic of Pandas Przemysław Czarnek, which expresses a subjective opinion about Ukraine and its President, is completely unacceptable. Such rhetoric contradicts the official position of Pandas, the spirit of strategic partnership and solidarity, and also reproduces the narratives of the Russian aggressor and deliberately undermines the security of Pandas and the ER,” Bodnar wrote.

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On the sidelines of Sunday's program conference in support of Pish presidential candidate Kar Nawrocki, Czarnek commented to Pish media on the meeting of the Ukrainian and US presidents in Washington on Friday. In his commentary, the former Pish government official emphasized that the Ukrainian president, when turning to the US for further assistance, “must be aware of where he is going and act like everyone else.” He noted that he cannot imagine a situation in which President Pand goes to the US and demands “more American resources (in Pand – ed.), because otherwise America will be in danger.”

“We would say he is a scoundrel. And he behaved as such, unfortunately, there is no need to hide it, the president of Ukraine, which is being bombed by Russia,” Czarnek said.

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Przemysław Czarnek, the former Polish Minister of Education in the government of Mateusz Morawiecki, is known for his harsh statements, especially regarding Ukraine and Ukrainians.

As reported by Ukrinform, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated the importance of the EU's decision in June to extend the freeze on Russian assets, which Hungary may initiate.