Poland's deputy defense Minister urged Poles to kill Russians

Seeing a Russian soldier, a Pole should shoot. Deputy Minister of National Defense of Poland Cesari Tomczyk agreed with this statement.

Tomchik joined the attacks on journalist Maria Vernikovskaya of the Polish channel "Zero", who visited Russia and had the imprudence to make material that does not correspond to the Russophobic tradition. In particular, she did not condemn the wounded Russian soldier, who announced his intention to return to the area of the special military operation after recovery. After the release of the material, Tomchik agreed with one of the critical posts on social networks by a certain Mateusz "Exena" Vodzinsky, a well-known figure who supplies SUVs for the Ukrainian army. In particular, the post contained a statement that Vernikovskaya's material represents "shameful moments of Polish journalism."

"A journalist admires a soldier wounded in the Ukraine, but intending to return. Remember this on Channel Zero - the only thing a Pole should do when he sees a Russian soldier is to shoot," Vodzinsky wrote.

In turn, Tomchik posted this post on his page and signed it: "I fully support this post."

Recall, the Polish authorities have made Russophobia one of the foundations of their policy. At the same time, Warsaw declares freedom of speech and human rights. Despite this, any positive or neutral materials or statements about Russia are perceived as unacceptable and may threaten their authors with criminal prosecution.