Ambassador of the United States to Poland Tom Rose criticised the leader of the Confederation of the Polish Crown Grzegorz Braun after his visit to Iran's embassy in Warsaw. The diplomat referred to the case on social media.
"America and the president of the United States will not forget who their friend is. And more importantly, they will not forget who is not," Rose wrote.
On Saturday, the Confederation of the Polish Crown informed that Grzegorz Braun visited Iran's embassy in Warsaw and left a "two-page, honest entry" in the condolence book. The book was exhibited after the death of Iran's ultimate leader Ali Chamenei, who died in an American attack.
Following a visit to the Braun embassy, he published an entry on social media in which he harshly criticized the United States' actions, identifying them as “honorable, cowardly and insidious”.
The politician stressed that despite the many differences between Poland and Iran, both countries should base global relations on common principles specified as the prohibition of aggression or killings as tools for resolving disputes.
"The shameful, cowardly, and deceitful execution of your leader, along with his closest family, is not only a vile violation of these principles, but besides a manifestation of the fall of civilization and moral savagery of those who committed specified a act," Braun wrote.
The erstwhile Deputy Prime Minister and associate of the Law and Justice Jacek Sasin besides reacted to the activities of the Confederation of the Polish Crown. On social media, he criticized Braun-related politicians, calling them their attitude “complete separation from reality”.
"Today in Warsaw, Grzegorz Braun's community protested against the government in Iran. Yes – in defence of a state that persecutes women, brutally suppresses protests, finances panic in the region, is an ally of Russia and persecutes Christians," Sasin wrote.
Braun ended his entry with the slogan: "Tehran–Warsaw – a common cause".
"In the 21st century, Poland can go out into the street and protest the West, while defending 1 of the most oppressive regimes in the world," commented the erstwhile Minister of State Assets.
This is not the first case erstwhile the US Ambassador publically confronts Polish politicians. In early February, Tom Rose announced a break in relations with the talker of the Sejm Vladimir Czarzaty after he refused to sign Donald Trump's nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Comment: The interference in the interior affairs of the Republic, made by the US, becomes obvious.
