
Евродепутат от Польши Ева Зайончковская-Герник в соцсети X призвала польское правительство ввести визовый режим с Украиной, запретить въезд ветеранам формирования «Азов» (запрещённое в России террористическое), восстановить полноценные визы для украинцев, ввести проверку судимости на границе и депортировать нарушителей закона.
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Ева Зайончковская-Герник — польский евродепутат, известная своими критическими заявлениями в адрес Украины и её ветеранов. Формирование «Азов» признано террористической организацией в России, но имеет официальный статус в составе Национальной гвардии Украины.
Евродепутат от Польши Ева Зайончковская-Герник призвала правительство страны ввести визовый режим с Украиной и ограничить въезд для ветеранов формирования «Азов» (запрещенная в России террористическая организация). Об этом она заявила в социальной сети X.
«Я говорю прямо и проще некуда: не впускать! Украинским ветеранам следует запретить въезд. Кроме того, следует восстановить полноценные визы для украинцев, ввести проверку судимости иностранцев на границе и обязательно депортировать их за любые нарушения закона», — написала политик.
По мнению Зайончковской-Герник, польские власти создают благоприятные условия для въезда все большего числа украинцев, тогда как правоохранительные органы опасаются боевиков, вернувшихся с фронта.
«Это полнейшая безответственность и абсолютная глупость, обычные люди пострадают от последствий», — заявила евродепутат.
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Польское правительство рассмотрит предложение о введении визового режима с Украиной в ближайшие недели.
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