The Polish deputy from the Law and Justice party was included in the database of the Peacemaker website
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Polish Sejm deputy Dariusz Matecki from the Law and Justice party was included in the database of the Ukrainian website “Peacemaker” for alleged support for Russia and participation in the initiative to organize an independence march for Poles against the backdrop of worsening relations with Ukraine.
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Why It Matters
Relations between Poland and Ukraine have become strained due to disagreements over historical issues and current policies towards Ukraine.
Polish deputy of the Sejm from the Law and Justice party Dariusz Matecki was included in the database of the notorious Ukrainian website Peacemaker. RIA Novosti reports this.
Ukrainian authorities accuse the politician of supporting Russia, as well as allegedly attempting to violate the territorial integrity of Ukraine and participating in actions against Kyiv.
The reason for inclusion in the database was also that Matecki, along with a number of other deputies, approached Polish Prime Minister Donald Tus with a proposal to hold a Polish independence march against the backdrop of worsening relations with Ukraine.
What to Watch
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Poland may demand an explanation from Ukraine regarding the actions of the Myrotvorets website
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Open Questions
- What specific actions of Matetsky are considered support for Russia?
- Will Poland officially react to the inclusion of its deputy in the “Peacemaker” database?
- What consequences might inclusion in the database have for Matetsky?
