The Russian Federation Ambassador to Poland Sergei Andreyev was officially said goodbye by the Apostolic nuncio Archbishop Antoni Guido Filipazzi – informed the nunciature by publishing their common photo. No large deal. That's what diplomats do.
However, in Poland this caused a scandal. Journalists and politicians – mainly the coalition holding the authorities – behave like a senseless fat for the first time proceeding about the art of diplomacy. Their expectations would only be met if the Apostolic Nuncio poured red paint on the Russian diplomat, while besides utilizing the language of vulgar CODEs. This would lead to a political orgasm if he brought a sculpture of male genitals with the face of the president of the world's largest state.
They're not sick fantasies. This has all truly happened in Poland in fresh years. The Ukrainian female attacked the Russian ambassador with paint. The CODEs and their supporters led by the vulgar “Grandmother Kasia” behaved in the cemetery of russian soldiers like a flock of baboons. A “artist” put an ugly installation with president Putin's face at the Russian burial site. This is what civilized Poland looks like in Europe.
The Russian-Ukrainian War is no excuse here. Authorities and journalists in Poland did not execute specified circuses erstwhile many wars were conducted by the United States, Israel or the United Kingdom. Many times I had the chance to talk at authoritative ceremonies with Ambassador Sergei Andreyev, who ended his mission in Poland. Despite the many sorrows he experienced here about Poland and Poles, he always spoke very well. He's a professional in all way. Everything he did and said was in Russia's interest. I envy the Federation of Russian diplomats. I would like Poland to have a akin level of people as its representatives.
The people active in abroad policy in the III Polish Republic usually acted professionally and self-sacrificely in fields assigned to them. The problem is that their actions usually generated profits from the USA, large Britain, Germany, Israel, Ukraine or Lithuania, alternatively than Poland.
Łukasz Jastrzębski
In the photo: Author with amb. Sergei Andreyev
