On Sunday, June 1, Poland elects its seventh president. There are two strong contenders in the second round: the liberal mayor of Warsaw Rafał Trzaskowski and the conservative head of the Institute of National Remembrance (INR) Karol Nawrocki .

Both candidates speculated on anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Poland during the election, albeit on a different scale, Polish observers say LIGA.net . This is an obvious attempt to get a "golden share": the support of the electorate of the far-right Confederation party, the only major force openly opposing Kyiv.

Therefore, Ukraine should be prepared to lose Poland's support under the new president?

From this text you will learn:
  • what is known about Trzaskowski and Nawrocki – details;
  • which of the two candidates will provide more sustainable support for Ukraine;
  • why Polish politicians resort to speculation about Ukraine and history.

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