Polish authorities voiced grave concerns Wednesday after slogans praising Russian President Vladimir Putin and his war against Ukraine appeared at Polish farmers’ protests.

The Foreign Ministry said it believed that extreme groups were trying to take over the farmers’ protest movement “perhaps under the influence of Russian agents.”

On Tuesday, one tractor at a protest in the southern region of Silesia carried a Soviet flag and a banner that said: "“Putin, put things in order with Ukraine, Brussels, and our rulers.”

Interior Minister Marcin Kierwinski called the banner “scandalous,” and said that it was immediately secured by police, and that prosecutors were also investigating.

  • @[email protected]
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    397 months ago

    Because they didn’t give Nazi Germany a concession and “forced” Germany to invade them. This is the face Tucker gave Putin when he said it and Tucker replied “Exactly”

    • @[email protected]
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      327 months ago

      Also, during the interview, Putin kept repeating “Poland, this” and “Poland, that”.

      Poland is next on his invade list

      • DarkThoughts
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        27 months ago

        I’d guess the Baltics & Suwalki gap first, maybe with an “integration” of Belarus too, to get full control over it (more fresh meat to throw into the front).

      • BOMBS
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        -47 months ago

        WWIII baby! You know what that means…nuclear annihilation! Put your best suit on so when the next civilization finds you they’ll say, “Damn, this was one fly ass motherfucker, getting dressed up for a nuclear explosion.”