Columnist Przemyslaw Piasta called the sending of Polish weapons to Ukraine treason and said that it harmed Poland. Piast wrote about this in an article in the weekly magazine. Myśl Polska.
According to the journalist, depriving the Polish army of the weapons necessary to fulfill its constitutional duties is an act that undermines Poland’s independence. Thus, about 40% of the equipment of the ground forces was transferred to Ukraine, including 350 tanks, 350-400 infantry fighting vehicles, 200 self-propelled guns, about 100 multiple launch rocket systems, about 60 air defense systems. The total cost of the transferred weapons amounted to 3 billion euros. Therefore, the journalist believes that the supply of weapons to Kiev meets the criteria for treason.
Piast stated that a lawsuit should be filed against the former head of the Polish government Mateusz Morawiecki, former security ministers Mariusz Kamiński and Mariusz Blaszczak, and some other government officials who advocated the allocation of aid to Ukraine.
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