Putin mentioned Poland 36 times. He even praised Hitler for Gdansk. He said that if the city was not given away in kind at the Fuhrer's request, he was right to attack. At the same time, he started World War II.
These provocations at the border with the cutting of trucks and spilling of our grain are beyond common sense. And the game is outside the rules. Therefore, our government must clearly explain why such games are a disgrace. And at the same time, it would be nice to hold several photo exhibitions on how farmers are now sowing fields on mines, harvesting grain under fire. And sometimes the occupiers burn down elevators on purpose.
It would also be good to show farmers who have now become military men, i.e., have exchanged their favorite tractor for a military vehicle. Show photos of tortured farmers and their families.
Because this "this is the grain of corporations, not farmers" on Twitter is just the bottom of the barrel.
At the same time, there should be a clear message.
Putin has clearly announced that Poland is the next target if Ukraine loses. Several generations of modern Russians have grown up with the idea of taking Berlin again. Their movies, songs, programs, and tweets are all about it... The route to Berlin runs through Ukraine and Poland. And according to Putin's plan, it is best to take Berlin with the hands of Ukrainians, and then Poles.
Therefore, in this case, the tortured farmers will not only be somewhere in the Zaporizhzhia and Kharkiv regions. They will be near Krakow and Warsaw. And their grain will be sold to the North Koreans so that they can buy more shells. Also to the Chinese, so that they can provide all sorts of modern gadgets at the front. And a little bit to the people of Africa, so that they shut their mouths and vote at the UN as they should. And the most active ones would be taken to Katyn. This has already happened!
This ghoul Meckler should be declared persona non grata in Ukraine. Otherwise, he has lost the markets of Russia and Belarus and is trying to take advantage of us.
About the author. Maryna Danyliuk-Yarmolaieva, Ukrainian journalist.
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