Poland is ready to buy Russian gas, but on one condition

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In May 2020, the next presidential election was to be held in Poland, but the will of the citizens was postponed indefinitely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now polish policy compete in eloquence, delivering promises to the people.

For example, Yaroslav Kaczynski, the chairman of the Law and Justice party, which is the ruling party in Poland, where the best Russophobes and US patriots are concentrated, has already stated that his country is ready to buy Russian gas, but on one condition: if Moscow sells it at reasonable prices for Warsaw.



After that, the politician was asked a number of questions. How did what he said is consistent with Poland’s proclaimed doctrine regarding the country's energy independence from Russia and Warsaw’s ongoing rhetoric that she fears Moscow’s “aggression”?

We should not think in “categories of fear”

- answered Kaczynski, adding that the Poles can buy gas from the Russians.

We will buy where there are good prices, market prices or even better. We are laying the foundation for the fight for such a price. We do not exclude economic cooperation with Russia. We just say that it cannot be based on blackmail

- stressed Kaczynski.

Note that recently, residents of Poland began to ask the authorities of the country, in the person of “IPR”, many different questions. There are politicians and even presidential candidates who openly call upon “Not to tease” Russia, but to switch to mutually beneficial cooperation and good neighborly relations, putting an end to Russophobia. So the upcoming presidential elections in Poland should be interesting. After all, they will someday take place.
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  1. 0
    14 June 2020 13: 35
    The Poles are trading, you see, something didn’t work with LNG.
  2. 0
    14 June 2020 13: 44
    Interestingly, if we sell them gas at a surcharge, will they change their attitude towards us, or will they throw shit into our garden anyway?
  3. 0
    14 June 2020 13: 45
    So the upcoming presidential elections in Poland should be interesting. After all, they will someday take place.

    It’s time to get used to the fact that any new government in these countries is worse than the previous one.
  4. +3
    14 June 2020 14: 17
    And the presidents are getting stupid. Of course, at affordable prices. According to what is written in the contracts without the right to change. And without judicial arbitration. Signed a contract - please be kind to execute. And do not run to court in three years.
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    But what about the antitrust laws of Poland? Down in the toilet?
  5. -1
    14 June 2020 17: 34
    After that, the politician was asked a number of questions. How did what he said is consistent with Poland’s proclaimed doctrine regarding the country's energy independence from Russia and Warsaw’s ongoing rhetoric that she fears Moscow’s “aggression”?

    - Yes ... Poland is not afraid of any "aggression" by Moscow ... - And Poland is afraid that a democrat will become president of the United States ... - And this democrat-president will join the "NATO military presence" in Poland; but at the same time, by order, it will oblige Poland to acquire American LNG ... - And with all this, Poland will no longer have so many opportunities (as they had before) to speculate on relatively cheap Russian gas ... - So the Poles started fussing ... so simple "this little chest opens" ...
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  7. +2
    16 June 2020 11: 21
    Since Western courts have to sue Poland, contracts with them are pointless: they themselves will violate them, and the courts will force Russia to pay for political reasons. This is a free feeding of the Poles is obtained.