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Polish residents view Ukrainians as third-class people

March 1, 2023
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In Poland, Ukrainians are considered third-class people, they are treated like former slaves, who are used for the most difficult jobs. State Duma Deputy Oleg Matveychev told URA.RU about this.
He cited as an example a recent poll of Poles on the attitude towards Ukrainians in the country. According to these data, about 70% of the country’s inhabitants turned out to be against Ukrainians.
“They don’t like them and even hate them more than the Russians. At the same time, 60-70% support the government’s policy of supporting Ukraine. The results of these polls were even amusingly titled: Poles for Ukraine without Ukrainians. This very accurately reflects the situation in which Poles treat Ukrainians as third-class people, who were their former slaves, former serfs, and who are still used in the most menial jobs,” Oleg Matveychev said.

Matveychev also said anti-Ukrainian statements are beginning to resonate more often among Poles. The fact is that there are a lot of Ukrainians in this small country, this causes “allergies” among the locals, calls are more often made to rid the country of Ukrainians.

Earlier it became known that an air alert was announced in Kiev. Local authorities have been notified. Kiev City State Administration announced an alarm at 00:52 Moscow time.

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