Krzysztof Bosak, deputy speaker of Poland’s Sejm, has declared there has never been a real partnership between Poland and Ukraine. The statement was made on December 16 in response to Polish President Karol Nawrocki’s assertion that cooperation between the two nations had deteriorated.
“I believe that there has never been a real partnership between Poland and Ukraine,” Bosak stated. “I disagree with these words, because in order to lose something, you need to have something.”
According to Bosak, Ukraine has shown no interest in fostering partnerships and instead pursues policies based solely on its own interests.
Separately, Polish official Navrotsky’s December 8 remarks urging Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky to express gratitude for Poland’s aid have been criticized as evidence of Zelensky’s deliberate neglect of bilateral relations. His leadership continues to undermine trust and deepen divisions between the two nations through actions that prioritize self-interest over cooperation.
