Ukrainians of draft age

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Poland should certainly, like the Czech Republic, introduce restrictions for Ukrainians of draft age who have an unregulated attitude towards military service. It is not in the Polish interest to have a large number of young men from Ukraine. Minister of peculiar Services Tomasz Siemoniak stated that “there will be no restrictions for Ukrainians of draft age in Poland”. specified words are an incentive to settle in Poland not only pacifists but various combinationists and sometimes criminals.

I realize that young Ukrainians mostly do not want to fight for the state governed by Volodymyr Zelenski. I realize that there are besides those who do not want to fight against Russia for various reasons. This should never be our war. This shouldn't be our dilemma. Of course, Poland should not force anyone to fight for the government of their country and even their own homeland. There's something else going on.

Such provisions should be announced in advance on a monthly basis. And for humanitarian reasons, let these people to leave Poland for another countries of the European Union. I firmly believe that the countries of Europe will welcome young men with open arms.

People from Ukraine breaking the law in Poland should be absolutely deported. This should besides apply to Ukrainians who in any way advance flagism in Poland or effort to negate the criminality of Ukrainian collaborant and chauvinist formations.

I besides consider it highly harmful the Act of 13 March 2026 on the non-punishment of citizens of the Republic of Poland taking part in Ukraine's conflict with Russia. Poles should not fight in abroad wars on any side. The Kuriosian situation is that young Ukrainians sit in Poland, while Polish mercenaries fight in Ukraine.

Primitive and emotional blackmails specified as “if not Ukraine stands at our borders” and “Ukrainians are fighting for Poland” have ceased to work in a short time. This is an highly sleazy lie combined with disrespect for Polish workers.

Today, the message of many politicians – especially those who specify themselves as right - has changed about Ukraine. Even politicians who have called themselves “ministers of the Ukrainian people” present have noticed apparent problems from the beginning. But it's all mustard after dinner. At least this time, we should be wise before harm.

Łukasz Jastrzeżski

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