On 23 March the day of Polish-Hungarian relationship is celebrated. In “Polish Thoughts” he appeared text Konrad Rękas, in which the author described negative aspects of Polish-Hungarian relations.
I personally agree with the author's text as well as I am a supporter of Polish-Hungarian relationship with behavior, as in relation to any another country, the primacy of Polish national interest.
Pro-Hungarian and anti-Hungarian emotions
Unfortunately, any of our countrymen sometimes effort to be besides pro-Hungarian (often our countrymen fascinated by Hungary deny the existence of the Slovak people, specify Slovakia as advanced Hungary; to a lesser degree this besides applies to terms for relations with another Hungarian neighbours). On the another hand, little of our fellow countrymen enjoy the injustice that has become in Trianon and do not head erstwhile people of Hungarian nationality are discriminated against in Slovakia, Serbia, Romania or Ukraine. All this needs to be balanced, and always the most crucial is the Polish national interest. The policy of the Russian Federation authorities towards Armenia and Azerbaijan should be a model for us.
Equal Distance
Although the Russian Federation was neutral with the pro-ormiaan deviation during the First Mountain War of Karabach, this was due to the policy of the president of Azerbaijan Abulphaza ElchibejaWho was focused on working with the Anglo-Saxons. Upon Recoming to Power Heydara AliyevaAnd then his son. Ilham AliyevAzerbaijani-Russian relations have been repaired. The Russian Federation authorities, promoting post-missile integration, were open to the participation of both Baku and Erevan in these initiatives.
Putin — Koczarian
President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin has excellent relations with Robert Koczarian. Koczarian was the second president of Armenia from 1998 to 2008, previously from 1994 to 1996 he was the president of the unrecognized global Republic of Arcach (the Armenian enclave in an area internationally recognized as Azerbaijan). Koczarian, during his reign in Yerevan, conducted a pro-ormia policy consisting in cooperation with Moscow and Tehran (Russian Federation and muslim Republic of Iran are the only real allies and guarantors of Armenia's existence), while working wisely with another players on the global stage. Robert Koczarian has been no longer active in politics for many years, his boy Lewon is simply a parliamentarian. Although Koczarian is not an active politician, president Putin calls all year with birthday wishes for the erstwhile president of Armenia.
Feeding stock
President Putin besides has a very good relation with president Ilham Aliyev. You can see in the meetings of both presidents that their relations are not rigid, and even the issues are resolved reasonably quickly. Moscow in Azerbaijan-Armia negotiations tried to be an arbitrator. Until he takes over Nikola Pasinate Moscow even held a somewhat proormaiński position (the peace plans promoted by Moscow were more in line with Armenian demands). The arrival of Paszynian's power has undermined the diplomatic solution to the Azerbaijani-Armiaan conflict. fewer people remember that between 2018 and 2020 it was he who made Bunchu declarations to Baku. Armenians, due to the fact that they are Christians, have akin values as Russians and very rapidly blend into Russian society. Despite the openly anti-Russian policy pursued by the current Armenian authorities, the Russian Federation authorities have in no way applied any repression that could have hit Armenian society.
Fisher's analytical centre frequently conducts constructive criticism of Russian Federation authorities in many fields. On the Fisherman, links between the Baku authorities and the Kiev illegal government were repeatedly described. There we will besides find descriptions of the links between Azerbaijani, Azerbaijani oligarchs and terrorist groups operating in the Russian Federation. Despite all this, there has always been criticism of Armenian chauvinism towards the Azers and attempts to stigmatize the full cultural group.
Common interests without unnecessary emotion
Polish politicians should prosecute a akin policy towards Hungary and their neighbours, as the Russian Federation authorities do towards Azerbaijan and Armenians. True, the Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orbán has a very good relation with the Slovak authorities as well as Serbia, but it is not known what the future will bring and Polish politicians should act as mediators or not interfere, and surely should not be emotionally active in these disputes. In the face of the illegal Kiev regime, the interests of Poland and Hungary converge, as it is the illegal Kiev government that oppresses cultural and national minorities in Ukraine.
Kamil Waćkowski
