Il ministro degli Esteri polacco Radosław Sikorski: ”Un barbiere ucraino mi taglia i capelli a Varsavia. Gli chiedo, non dovresti difendere l’Ucraina?”
https://www.eurointegration.com.ua/eng/interview/2024/09/16/7194252/
di EuropeanPravdaUA
Il ministro degli Esteri polacco Radosław Sikorski: ”Un barbiere ucraino mi taglia i capelli a Varsavia. Gli chiedo, non dovresti difendere l’Ucraina?”
https://www.eurointegration.com.ua/eng/interview/2024/09/16/7194252/
di EuropeanPravdaUA
17 commenti
One awkward hair cut
Wat een kutvraag
A polish minister is helping ruzzians to sell stolen Ukrainian grain in Europe. I ask: Shoul’t you a**hole start to act as normal human being?
As far as I know, Ukraine has never asked for US or EU boots on the ground, only weapons. We are expending only treasure, not blood. So IMO that is an inappropriate question to ask that barber.
“All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others”
George Orwell, Animal Farm
Good interview but the title is very clickbaity.
this interview is addressing interesting problems.
how to continue with the issue of different history interpretation: should it be valid to connect events from 70-80 years ago with todays practical policy and using the position as eu ,club‘ member to possibly veto ukraine‘s joining? interpretation of historical events as bargaining chip?
how to continue with the evaded conscripts?
what can ukraine do, what can countries of current residence do?
A frank and tense exchange. Ukraine and Poland are going to have to find common ground on historical accounts to move forward. What separates those who can move forward is the ability to realize the duality of people. They can do both great and hotrible things.
American founders fought for independence and helped birth a new era of democracy that while flawed, moves us closer to a just world.
They also committed genocide against natives and enslaved Africans.
History can’t judge them for only one or the other, and their pictures and statues mean different things to different people, but it is in these differences we learn to value other perspectives and move forward together.
I haven’t read the article yet but the question can be either appropriate or not depending on the tone and context of how it was asked.
A disgrace to Poland.
Im ashamed of having anything in common with him.
Pierdoli głupoty na okrągło, pizda jebana.
Why doesn’t he go on the frontline lmao
Cool guy but weird ass thing to tell to your barber
Nobody who is not themselves on the front, harboring Ukrainian refugees, or in any other way contributing directly to Ukraine’s fight, has any right to say this.
Sikorski? Interesting last name.
> Ukraine almost 3 years in row have ENORMUS decisit of all arms. Even few days ago Zelensky outright said that West promised weapons for 14 already trained brigades, but delivered for less than 4…
> Western politicians 3 years in row talk about some abstract “soldiers shortage.”
No, he did not ask him that. The context is wrong. Makes no sense.
Imo all the Eastern European countries should fight in Ukraine, because if they fall its double hard to fight russia then, when they come for us. If we do though, we lose article 5, but its a bit of treatorous towards Ukraine.
That said Radoslaw should not throw stones when he lives in a glass house.
Yeah, he may be defending Ukraine, and Poland (and other NATO countries) should be downing russian drones/missiles passing close or even inside their own air space instead of acting like chickens…