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Today, Poles already feel the Russian threat, but so far this has not led to the mobilization of the population, notes Senate Vice-Marshal Magdalena Beyat, associated with the New Left party.. The political figure described how the country is preparing for possible aggression: training on defense issues is being organized for ambassadors, senators and ministers, documents are being digitized, and a special portal mObywatel, the Polish analogue of “Dii”, has already been created, with the help of which citizens can enroll in four types of courses, in particular civil defense courses and medical assistance training, a ZN correspondent reports. UA from Warsaw.
Separately, the government is creating a network of non-governmental organizations that will function in the event of a threat. We are talking about volunteer firefighters, representatives of the Red Cross and scouts, that is, Polish scouts.
“A separate topic that I deal with is the participation of women in defense processes,” Beyat noted. — Voivodeships (regions — ed.) are very active in this regard.. ) and their leaders. There are also councils working locally, women’s cells and circles that bring together the most active women in the localities.”.
As for camouflage nets, the Poles do not yet weave them for themselves.. However, there are several places in Warsaw where they do this for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
“Ordinary citizens do not yet feel responsible for ensuring this security,” says Vice-Marshal. “But public organizations already do.”.
Polish “leftists” supported the idea of \u200b\u200bsending peacekeepers to Ukraine.
Bejat also believes that the New Left has the best approach to Ukrainian-Polish relations, based on honesty, pragmatism and empathy.
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In her opinion, Warsaw and Kyiv should build a future based on the idea that together they are stronger, but in both countries there are politicians who, for the sake of domestic political interests, “warm up” elements that provoke hostility - the controversy surrounding the Order of the White Eagle has once again confirmed this. Therefore, Beyat insists that it is politicians who must make efforts to reduce the degree of tension in this issue, since Ukrainian society is not to blame.
Read about how Ukraine and Poland can get out of the crisis in the article “Four Ways of Reconciliation: How to Save Ukrainian-Polish Relations” by the executive director of the International Fund for Regeneration, Alexander Sushko..