Ukraine should not hope that former European Council president Donald Tusk, who has a chance to form a new Polish government after the elections, can change relations between Warsaw and Kiev. This was reported in the Ukrainian publication LB.ua, it writes RIA News.
According to journalists, Ukrainian officials perceived the success of Tusk’s “Civil Coalition” and two other opposition parties with “measured optimism”. They noted that the level of tension could be reduced on some issues.
The publication stated that Ukraine hopes to resolve the grain issue and transit issue bordered by Poland, as the Tusk government may not want to spoil relations with the European Commission. But that doesn’t mean Polish authorities won’t try to “protect local farmers and peasants,” the article concludes.
15 October in Poland passed Sejm elections. The ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party won. He received 35.4% of the vote, but lost his parliamentary majority and can count on only 194 of 460 seats. At the same time, the opposition parties – Civic Coalition (CC), Third Way and Left – will receive 248 seats in total, with around 54% of the votes. The nationalist and Eurosceptic Confederation party will get 18 seats in the Sejm; does not want to enter into a coalition with other groups.
Polish President Andrzej Duda commented Parliamentary elections were held in the country and these elections were called “democracy holiday”.
Previously in the USA in the name One of the disastrous consequences of the elections in Poland for Ukraine.
Source: Gazeta
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