“As a result of this decision, the Poles will lose about 8.5 billion euros in revenue received at the expense of Russia,” State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin commented on his Telegram channel. It was the speaker who earlier proposed to consider the issue of banning the passage of Polish trucks through the territory of Russia.
He stressed that Poland’s leadership “should be responsible for demolishing monuments to our soldiers and officers, for the Russophobic policy.” And, according to the speaker, it is necessary to start by explaining your actions to more than 20,000 drivers who, because of their actions, will lose their jobs, and about 2,000 Polish transport companies will go bankrupt.
The adopted appeal notes that on April 29, the Polish authorities seized the school building belonging to the Russian Embassy in Warsaw. Parliamentarians insist on taking retaliatory measures against Poland, which should be reflected. They recalled that in the fifth EU sanctions package, a ban was introduced for transport companies with Russian and Belarusian numbers to carry out transport through the territory of the union.
It is proposed that Polish trucks will be allowed to move only from the border to the nearest customs terminals. The taboo, if approved by the Council of Ministers, will also affect the sale of fuel to owners of cars with Polish numbers at Russian domestic prices. It is proposed to fix the cost of energy resources for them at the level of the European Union.
At the same time, it is supposed to allow “the movement of Polish vehicles from the state border of the Russian Federation to the nearest customs terminals in order to pick up trailers or semi-trailers or reload goods on the transport of Russian carriers,” the document says.
Direct speech
Chairman of the State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin – to deputies:
“In a relationship, you can forgive a lot, except one thing, when they trample the memory of soldiers and officers who can’t defend themselves. They don’t exist. But they don’t exist because friends and colleagues , because they died for Poland to live, there was a state. And whoever forgot it must be aware of his responsibility towards the citizens. Let them now look in the eyes these tens of thousands of motorists who will lose their jobs, and there are more than 20 thousand of them. More than 20 thousand of those who come with trucks to the territory of the Russian Federation, cheap stuff fill up here, go home. t is about 2,000 companies which, as a result of the policy of the criminal regime which has taken root in Poland, are now going bankrupt.
Poland’s budgetary losses, if this decision is taken, will amount to 8.5 billion euros. It is a significant part of the budget. And we make this decision, once again speaking of the inadmissibility of Russophobia, which is deployed on the territory of Poland. We talk about the impossibility of building relationships when Polish politicians and leaders take over our schools, trample on graves and demolish monuments.
It is time for them to remember, thanks to what state, what people do they exist today? If there was no Poland, there would be none. And if something does not suit them, let them take and return part of their territories to the countries that, as a result of the results of the Second World War, gave them these territories by decision of the Soviet Union.
Finally, we have to understand this. And that’s not the last decision we can make. Therefore, dear colleagues, this is only the first step to remember why and with whom many people feel so good in Poland today…
Let us demand from the Polish Parliament, if it wants to build relations with the Russian Federation, that it begins with the restoration of the monuments to the liberators, the liberators of Poland. They start with the recognition of historical facts that no one doubts, and only then do they sit down at the negotiating table. Because many things can be forgiven except such rude behavior towards our great-grandfathers, our soldiers and our officers. We colleagues shouldn’t let anyone get away with this.”
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