Polish President Andrzej Duda. File photoBERLIN, June 9 Polish President Andrzej Duda predicted that Germany's industry would be seized by Berlin and «sent to Siberia» if they did business with the Russian Federation. «We Poles understand the situation very well. Nobody speaks not a word about doing business with Russia, because we could again be threatened with the presence of the Russian army here. This means death, execution, deportation to Siberia,» Duda said in an interview with the BILD tabloid, criticizing «a part of German industry» that still stands for economic contacts with Russia.
«The position on Russia will change»: Germany is threatened with the collapse of the ruling coalition»Forgive me, maybe someone in Germany will be offended: this part of German industry does not care what is happening with Ukraine, what is happening with Poland. They say: we want to do business, earn money money We can do business with Russia, we want to sell our products We want to buy cheap gas and import oil Perhaps the German economy does not believe that the Russian army can once again celebrate a major victory in Berlin and occupy part of Germany We are in Poland We know that this is possible,” Duda said. The President added that he considers telephone conversations between German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron with Russian leader Vladimir Putin “useless”, as they only “lead to the legitimization” of power in Russia. 
Avoid sanctions. How goods will be transported from Europe to RussiaPolish politicians have recently made loud anti-Russian statements more than once in the light of a special operation to denazify and demilitarize Ukraine. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation stated that Poland is engaged in the destruction of relations with Russia. And according to Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council, Warsaw has been pursuing a pro-American, frostbitten Russophobic policy for ten years, such a course is nothing but political imbecility. He also noted that the task of the Poles is to regain their historical lands, as a result of which Ukraine will lose its statehood. And the statement of Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki that he considers the Russian world «a cancer that poses a mortal threat to the whole of Europe», and, in his opinion, it needs to be «eradicated», was called the quintessence of hatred for Russians in the Kremlin, and in the State Duma — like the rhetoric of the Third Reich. In addition, earlier the Russian Ambassador to Warsaw, Sergei Andreev, was attacked — he was doused with syrup. Commenting on the incident, the Russian Foreign Ministry said that the Polish authorities trampled on morality. President Vladimir Putin said that the policy of containing and weakening Russia is a long-term strategy for the West, and the sanctions dealt a serious blow to the entire global economy. According to him, the main goal of the West is to worsen the lives of millions of people. Putin also said that the United States and the European Union had effectively defaulted on their obligations to Russia, freezing its foreign exchange reserves. He added that the current events draw a line under the global dominance of the West in both politics and economics. What's going on in Poland and the Baltics
