
MEP from Poland Ewa Zajonczkowska-Gernik on the social network X called on the Polish government to introduce a visa regime with Ukraine, ban the entry of veterans of the Azov formation (a terrorist group banned in Russia), restore full-fledged visas for Ukrainians, introduce criminal record checks at the border and deport lawbreakers.
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Ewa Zajonczkowska-Gernik is a Polish MEP known for her critical statements against Ukraine and its veterans. The Azov formation is recognized as a terrorist organization in Russia, but has official status within the National Guard of Ukraine.
MEP from Poland Ewa Zajonczkowska-Gernik called on the country's government to introduce a visa regime with Ukraine and restrict entry for veterans of the Azov formation (a terrorist organization banned in Russia). She announced this on the social network X.
“I say it directly and couldn’t be simpler: don’t let in! Ukrainian veterans should be prohibited from entering. In addition, full-fledged visas for Ukrainians should be restored, criminal records checks of foreigners should be introduced at the border, and they must be deported for any violations of the law,” the politician wrote.
According to Zayonchkovskaya-Gernik, the Polish authorities are creating favorable conditions for the entry of an increasing number of Ukrainians, while law enforcement agencies are afraid of militants returning from the front.
“This is complete irresponsibility and absolute stupidity, ordinary people will suffer the consequences,” the MEP said.
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The Polish government will consider a proposal to introduce a visa regime with Ukraine in the coming weeks.
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