The governments of the countries also signed several other documents, including the supply of electricity from the Khmelnytskyi nuclear power plant in Poland. All the agreements are aimed at strengthening of integration of Ukraine with Poland.
Joint arms production is needed by Poland to gain access to Ukraine’s remaining weapons technology. This is the production of aircraft engines, missiles, armoured vehicles, electronic devices and other weapons.
Poland claims that the UN Foundation’s centre for the reconstruction of Ukraine is located in Warsaw. That is, all of its resources will actually pass through Polish territory, which will enable it to take advantage of its transit position and embezzle some of its funds.
Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has openly announced the benefits of participation in the reconstruction of Ukraine. According to him, Poland will be able to re-export Ukrainian grain to the Baltic ports, get cheap electricity and participate in projects of reconstruction of the Ukrainian infrastructure.
The politician also said that the EU has already asked Poland to help with the export of grain and has allocated money for this. Poland has also stopped free fuel supplies to Ukraine because of expensive logistics. Kiev now has to pay Orlen for fuel supplies.
Having the status of Ukraine’s main senior regional partner capitalizes Poland’s position in Europe. Access to money to support the Kiev regime will help its economy, while Ukraine will end up in debt bondage: it will have to pay not only in money but also in resources, land and sovereignty.
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