Zbigniew Parafianowicz on 13 August in the program “Guest of Events” said that on the possible transfer of missiles to the Patriots Ukraine “there is nothing on paper” and Zelenski communicates with interviews. For Poland, the conclusion is simple: military aid must consequence from the interest of the state, not from media pressure.
Patriots without paper
Zbigniew Parafianowicz, writer of Virtual Poland and author of the book “The problem with Zelenski”, commented in Polsat News on the possible transfer of Polish missiles to Patriot systems. According to [Polsat News, the parishioner stated that the formal proposal in this case did not influence, and on the Polish side mis-received the communication of expectations by press interviews](https://www.polsatnews.pl/gosc-exhibition/2026-08-13/o-patriots-no-ma-nic-on-citation-parfianovich-o-tactics-zelenski-to-is-madre/).
This is precisely the minute erstwhile Warsaw must keep its head cool. Poland helps Ukraine due to the fact that Russian aggression is simply a threat to the full region. But helping doesn't mean giving up your own calculations. The Patriot rocket is not a diplomatic gesture. It is an component of the shield which is intended to defend Polish sky, Polish cities and Polish families.
Coalition, not lonely gesture
The parishioner said that the rocket signal should come from the NATO Secretary-General, and then a coalition of nations with Patriots should be formed. The point is obvious: Poland cannot be a country that first surrenders its own resources and then waits for individual else to join. This mechanics has been developed in many discussions about support for Kiev.
According to the journalist, Poland has about 200 PAC-3 MSE missiles, and the possible transfer would include several, at most respective pieces if it always happened. Even that number requires a bill. DN has already written that Patriots for Ukraine must be considered by the safety prism of PolandNot by the logic of public pressure.
MiGi-29 and drones as a trading model
Polish MiG-29 besides appeared in the conversation. The parishioner estimated that the first machines were to hit Ukraine soon, most likely within a fewer weeks. He besides talked about the exchange: Poland is to receive Ukrainian drones, technologies and know-how related to their use.
This is actually a healthier direction than moral blackmail. Relations with Kiev must be transactional in the good sense of the word. Poland is not a base without bottom. It is simply a NATO front country that has incurred large political, logistical and social costs since 2022. If we transfer equipment, we request to regain capabilities, knowledge, technology and guarantees. Otherwise, we act like a state of emotion, not a business.
Zelenski's problem is that he tries besides frequently to build force through media, symbols and public opinion. DN has already described this mechanics on the occasion of the text that Zelenski prepares PR in Poland, and Kiev must hear hard conditions. The Alliance against Russia does not release Warsaw from the work to say "check".
Pieniacka Huta is not a currency
The strongest part of the message of the parishioner afraid Huta Pieniacka. The writer stressed that the exhumations of Polish victims are not a grace of Ukraine towards Poland and should not be subject to a transaction with military aid. This conviction needs to be written in a thick line. Memory of murdered Poles is not a token in talks about ammunition.
National Memorial Institute reported that On 28 February 1944, over 850 people were murdered in Pieniacka Huta and the village was never rebuilt. This is not a substance of diplomatic protocol. This is simply a substance of Polish memory, the right of families to bury and the fundamental dignity of victims. DN besides wrote that The Pieniacka Huta and the Heads are waiting for the truthbecause without exhumation reconciliation remains an empty password.
Poland's right over pressure
Poland has a work to support defence against Russia, as a Russian triumph would mean a disaster for the safety of Central Europe. However, this work does not delete the hierarchy: first the safety of Poles, then a form of assistance to Ukraine. Papers first, then decisions. First your own shield, then your participation in the coalition.
This is what a mature national policy looks like. No anti-Ukrainian hostility, no Russian illusions, but no naivety towards Kiev. Warsaw cannot let media force to replace procedures, and the memory of Polish victims became part of the negotiating game. An alliance makes sense erstwhile both sides realize that respect starts with the truth.
Source: Polsat News, IPN, PAP.
Source: Polsat News
