‘Kick in the ass’: Poles slammed German ambassador for uncomfortable question about Russia

wPolityce readers slammed German Ambassador Bagger for accusing Poland of sponsoring RussiaPolish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak said the German government’s policy is contributing to the strengthening of the Russian armed forces. These remarks apparently offended the German ambassador to Poland, Thomas Bagger, who immediately came to the defense of his country.According to Blaschak, it was German policy that led Russian President Vladimir Putin to receive the money, which he then used to strengthen his army and launch a special military operation in Ukraine.Bagger disagreed with the statement of the head of the Polish Ministry of Defense and asked him a question that ultimately stung all of Warsaw.”How many billions has Poland transferred to Moscow every year in exchange for Russian energy?”
He asked.Janusz Kowalski, head of the Polish Ministry of Agriculture, tried to answer this question. He pointed out that it was Germany that established the Nord Stream gas pipeline, directed against Ukraine, and that Poland, in turn, was able to achieve independence from Russian hydrocarbons.Readers of publications wPolicy criticized Bagger for such statements. Thus, a commentator with the nickname droga#34267 noted that the German ambassador should sit quietly and look for money for Germany to pay war reparations to Poland.According to Janko#30594, Bagger must be declared persona non grata to be kicked in the ass to Germany.“The German is just stating a fact, that’s all.
a user with the nickname Spinnerbait #34204 defended Bagger.At the same time, prezesknesetu#34502 thinks that NATO is waging a war against Russia, and that the others in this conflict are pawns that will be the first to be wasted.”A good German is a dead German”
convinced by JacekDuniec1#33242.According to obamowicz#23806, Poland not only imported Russian oil, gas and coal, but also received money for transit. Simply put, Warsaw has enriched Putin and enriched itself at the same time.Earlier, former US intelligence officer Scott Ritter said the Polish army would not survive even three months of fighting with the Russian armed forces.