He said this in a commentary to RMF24 after the incident with the protesters' poster, which called on Putin to "deal with Ukraine and Brussels", Espreso reports.
According to him, "anti-Ukrainian tirades praising Putin" could have been organised by pro-Russian agents or "useful idiots".
Such slogans, Wroński said, harm Poland and the reputation of the Polish people, as well as the protest itself and the farmers, who "often put forward reasonable demands".
"These actions do not help farmers, they do not serve to resolve the dispute with Ukraine. The only person who benefits from this is Russian dictator Vladimir Putin," he said.
Therefore, the spokesperson for the Polish ministry called on strike organisers to distance themselves from people who spread pro-Russian narratives.