On Tuesday, Orban turned to Platform X to Prime Minister Donald Tusk, commenting on the statement of the head of the Polish government that the war in Ukraine is also “our war”. “Dear Donald Tusk, you may think that you are at war with Russia, but Hungary is not. The European Union also not. You play a dangerous game, exposing the life and security of millions of Europeans. It's very bad!” – wrote the Hungarian prime minister.
On Wednesday, Bartoszewski was asked on Radio Zet how he would answer the Prime Minister of Hungary. – Dear Prime Minister, you finance this war by buying Russian oil. Therefore, you are one of the two prime ministers in Europe who do this. Please stop this, the Russians will not be able to continue the war without money – the deputy head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said to the Prime Minister of Hungary.
“This is our war”
Bartoszewski was asked, referring to the words of Tusk or the war in Ukraine is our war. – This is our war, […] Because Ukrainians de facto defend our territory on their land. It is not a matter of solidarity with Ukraine, but it is a matter of the basic principles of our state's security. This is our raison d'etat so that this war ends in Russia's failure – emphasized the deputy head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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He pointed to the numerous acts of sabotage, which the Russians are carried out on Polish soil, e.g. setting on the hall at ul. Marywilska in Warsaw, or attempts to sabotage railway lines. He also reminded of the drones of the drones into the Polish airspace.
Bartoszewski also talked about cyber attacks on critical infrastructure facilities both in Poland and in other European countries, e.g. paralyzing hospitals in Great Britain. – We are in a state of an undeclared war with Russia – said the deputy head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Transfer of the Russian embassy. “Impossible”
He was also asked if the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was wondering or conducting the procedure for transferring the Russian embassy to another place, which PiS postulates. – This is unfortunately impossible. […] The Viennese convention does not allow this type of maneuver. The embassy was created during the communist times and [Rosjanie] They put her where they wanted. It cannot be moved at the moment – said Bartoszewski.
He added that if Poland broke off diplomatic relations with Russia, it could be closed the embassy. – But because we maintain and we will maintain diplomatic relations, the embassy cannot be moved – emphasized the deputy head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Russian embassy is located at ul. Belvedere in the center of Warsaw.
