View of the Świętokrzyski Bridge over the Vistula River in Warsaw. File photoMOSCOW, June 1Russians in Poland, including employees of Russian foreign missions, often face denial of service in the service sector, according to a report by the Russian Foreign Ministry.
At the household level, Russians who are in Poland, including employees of Russian foreign missions, often — given the fact that many Ukrainians work in the service sector in Poland — face a denial of service. This takes place in grocery stores, pharmacies, clinics, dental offices, beauty salons, etc.
It is reported that after the start of the special operation in Ukraine, Poland launched an «unprecedented in intensity and deceit (even by the standards of this country) anti-Russian propaganda that fuels an unprecedented rampant Russophobia.» «This campaign is largely initiated and encouraged by the Polish authorities and most of the local media. Polish officials are distinguished by the greatest degree of anti-Russian and anti-Russian charge, publicly speaking out about the need to destroy Russia and Russian culture. Thus, On March 30, 2022, Prime Minister of Poland M. Morawiecki said that Russophobia in this state has become mainstream,» the Russian Foreign Ministry added. Total Russophobia in the West shocks with its savagery, Foreign Ministry says