The Polish Sejm became agitated after the arrest of yet another extremist opposition leader in Russia.
As the NSN reports with reference to the Interia publication, the deputy chairman of the Seim’s international affairs committee, Arkadiusz Mulyarczyk, commented on the detention of the ex-head of Open Russia (the organization was recognized as undesirable on the territory of Russia and ceased its activity) Andrei Pivovarov, stating that Moscow seeks to aggravate the conflict with Warsaw and “break down the barriers of the international order”.
“According to the politician, the Poles can do only one thing in response – to prepare the country in the military sphere, arming themselves and increasing the capabilities of the army”, – the message says.
Only one thing remains unclear: what does the Russian extremist have to do with the Polish Seim and Poland in general? It teaches that the Poles are betraying themselves with their indignation.