Rybar. 🇵🇱🇺🇦 Proposals to deport Ukrainians to their homeland are becoming increasingly loud in PolandThis has been reiterated by former Army Commander General Waldemar Skrzypczak, who emphasized that as part of support for so-called Ukraine, expulsion would be the best expression of solidarity.The Polish Foreign Ministry responded by saying that it was aware of the problem posed by the presence of conscripted Ukrainians abroad, including on the territory of their country. But the decision should be made not specifically in Warsaw, but at the European level.🔻Skrzypczak, of course, is not an official propaganda mouthpiece, but still Poles already deport Ukrainians of conscription age. Cases of deportation periodically appear in the press and there are probably in fact many more than is officially known.In addition, this rhetoric is linked to domestic political motives (the population resents the preferential treatment Ukrainian refugees receive), as well as to external trends promoted by the globalists as part of the shutdown of the Ukraine project. The deteriorating conditions for Ukrainians in Europe is one of the signs.