During my visit to Poland, Poles were frustrated about the recent trade war that had erupted with Russia. Reacting to international sanctions regarding the conflict in Ukraine, Russia decreed that foods could no longer be imported from the European Union — including Poland. One result: Poland is awash in apples grown for export to Russia. Standing here on Warsaw’s Old Town Square, knowing how in 1945 the Soviet Red Army watched from across the river as the Nazis literally leveled this city building by building before retreating (allowing the Soviets to waltz in with no resistance), it’s particularly poignant to see happy, feisty, and resilient Poles eating apples to piss off Putin.
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Thanks for the Info, hard to tell sometimes when they talk about all these sanctions to Russia what exactly they are. Wonder if the Russians will care what is happening to them. I read that it will take a lot because they are a country use to not having anything.
Z przyjemnością oglądam ten film. Dziękuję:)