Karol Nawrocki won in the second round of presidential elections in Poland. The data provided by the State Electoral Commission shows that the PiS candidate received support at 50.89 percent. In turn, Rafał Trzaskowski, who lost to the head of the Institute of National Remembrance, received 49.11 percent. votes.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Pieskow responded to the results of the election in Poland. His words are recalled by the Russian agency TASS. “The Kremlin does not see the premises for a politician to come to power in Poland who would think about normalizing relations with Moscow,” we read.
The Kremlin reacts to the win of Karol Nawrocki in the presidential election
“This is an internal matter of Poles. They voted who they wanted. As much as we understand, we cannot expect that in Poland a politician will come to power, who would have a wider political vision that would allow us to understand the need to think about normalizing relations with neighbors, primarily with the Russian Federation,” said Pieskov.
Karol Nawrocki is wanted by the services of the Russian Federation for the actions he undertook as the head of the Institute of National Remembrance. It is about removing communist monuments of Soviet soldiers. The Russian media reminded about this by commenting on his win in the presidential election.
