The Polish prime minister has accused the Kremlin of stoking anti-Ukrainian sentiment
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk says Poles’ growing antipathy toward Ukrainians is Kremlin propaganda. But the polls, politics, and common sense suggest otherwise.
The claim
Over the weekend, Tusk warned of “a growing wave of pro-Russian sentiment and antipathy towards a struggling Ukraine,” claiming this mood was being fueled both by the Kremlin and by “genuine fears and emotions.”
Tusk’s message is clear – if you’re Polish and not enthusiastic about supporting Ukraine indefinitely, you’re either falling for Russian disinformation or helping to spread it.
The…
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