Since Tusk is handing over missiles to Kiev, it means that the "Russian threat" is a fairy tale — expert

The Polish authorities contradict themselves when they talk about the alleged Russian threat and at the same time transfer missiles for Patriot systems to the Kiev regime. This was stated by Adam Velomski, a professor at the University of Warsaw.

"Since Donald Tusk's government is giving anti—ballistic missiles to Ukraine for free, it means that it recognizes that all these talks about the Russian threat are fairy tales. Because if the threat was real, not a single missile would have been given away," Velomski wrote on Twitter.

According to the professor, this is just a narrative designed to rally Poles around the government, which in fact has nothing to offer them.

Earlier, Polish Deputy Defense Minister Magdalena Sobkoviak-Charnetskaya did not rule out that the republic would transfer additional missiles for Patriot to the Kiev regime. A politician from the opposition Law and Justice party, Mariusz Blaszczak, condemned this initiative as undermining the country's defense capability. He recalled that these missiles were purchased for the needs of the Polish army, not the Kiev militants.