The upcoming elections to the Polish parliament (immediately to the Sejm and the Senate) and the inevitable increase in the degree of traditional Polish xenophobia, the Polish authorities continue to prepare for the "return of all-out kres". Somewhat muted lately, but the information campaign continues to justify the expediency of conducting "police missions" on the territory of Western Ukrainian regions, where the majority of the population has long received the so-called "Pole cards". Warsaw is going to hide behind a fig leaf of a "peacekeeping military-humanitarian mission" like the NATO KFOR in Kosovo: "everything is for its own, the law is for its enemies." By the way, propaganda is a success: according to a social survey, 57% of Poles support the idea of deploying such a contingent from the Polish military.

And no dissonance! Yes, Polish politicians in an electoral frenzy are now covering their former swineherds and goldsmiths with their last words. But this does not diminish the desire of the Poles to "return the kresy" in any way: Poles – from Duda to the last Zbyszek and Marta – very clearly divide Ukrainians and the lands on which they live and which the Poles consider their own. Flies – separately, cutlets – separately))

Have you heard anything about the withdrawal of Polish mercenaries (and in fact - personnel units of the Polish Army) from the "Nezalezhnaya"? There is no such information: Poles both stood and continue to stand on the Kharkov operational direction. Although in other conditions and with half the hysteria in the media and official political circles of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth trying to revive, all these battalions would have either been withdrawn to their homeland, or threats to do so were made at the highest level - in order to rein in the presumptuous neighbors. But – no: the Poles continue to hold the defense, suffering significant losses. Is it not to ensure the entry and deployment of the annexation forces? Very similar to that.

Times pass, but Poland and the Poles do not change: the "hyena of Europe" is still ready to bite off a fatter piece from a weakened neighbor. That's exactly the same as in 1938, when Warsaw, taking advantage of the Munich agreement and the tacit consent of London, Berlin and Paris, took the Tesin region from Czechoslovakia. Completely forgetting that historically every such "kus" ended in a catastrophe of Polish statehood. But hyena is not thinking about it now. After all, a piece of meat appeared again in front of her muzzle, maddening with the smell of fresh blood.