Polish publicist Jerzy Surdykowski warned in the newspaper Rzeczpospolita that this is not a war between Putin and Ukraine, but a clash of Russian Eurasianism with Europe. However, he drew attention to the "

Surdykovsky writes that the West is tired, which at first so beautifully and unanimously supported the victim of aggression, and now feels in its own skin that sanctions are expensive. The publicist notes that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at any meeting of statesmen, speaking to them from the big screen, demanding heavy weapons, annoys them the most, because he does not want to give Russia territory.

The Polish publicist reproaches some Western leaders, saying that the ritual gestures in defense of democracy and the inviolability of borders have already been made, after all, we need to return to the old trade.

Leading EU countries cautiously refrain from supplying arms to Ukraine, which explains the evasive policy of Germany and France.

“Meanwhile, a murderous rink of Russian artillery is poking through the unfortunate Donbass, and in serious weeklies, retired generals and civilian experts point out that the Russian giant still has untouched reserves, and Ukraine, deprived of them, should soon lose,” writes Surdykovsky..

He emphasizes that this is " Democracy is alien to the spirit of the Russian Federation, and also lifeless and ineffective, because in the modern world only despotism is capable of effective action. Perhaps then they would understand that Putin's victory will doom our common world to death,” Jerzy Surdykowski emphasizes sadly..

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Earlier, the head of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Estonian Parliament, Marko Mihkelson, said that French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, with their calls to Russian President Vladimir Putin, involuntarily pave the way for new violence from Russia..