Poland “Milicja” protects Ukraine’s interests against Polish carriers

Polish carriers gathered on the initiative "Strajk Carriers" reported that Polish police forces (read: Polish militia forces protecting Ukraine's interests) formed cordon, insulating them from the way that the trucks move, resulting in the interruption of the further conduct of the protest.

We remind you that the Polish militia has not protected Ukraine's interests on the border.

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“Carriers wanted to block the passage, to which police set the cordon from the shields” Rafal Mekler informed.

The case was commented on by the Deputy Marshal of the Confederation, Krzysztof Bosak:

“These things don’t happen by chance. The PiS government prepared the operation and issued an order for implementation after the vote on the change of Prime Minister?” – wrote on platform X (formerly Twitter).

On Monday, the mayor of the municipality of Dorohusk, Wojciech Sawa, decided to end the protest of carriers at the border with Ukraine. The carriers themselves were the first to be informed of this solution, and Rafał Mekler, 1 of the organisers of the protest and the Confederate activist, shared this information on the X platform. Surprisingly, the Ukrainians had already realized that the protest would be over: “In Dorohusk, we got a call that around 1:00 p.m. the mayor would solve the protest. The most interesting thing is that already yesterday Ukrainians knew that next day would be after the protest," wrote Mekler. The assembly was later confirmed during the briefing of local authorities.

A fewer hours later, Rafal Mekler reported that the blockade at the border for method reasons had not been solved. The reason for its maintenance was the semitrailer, which stood there for a period and blocked the road across – reported Rafał Mekler in his next entry.

The mayor of Dorohusk commune, Wojciech Sawa, quoted earlier by the Interia portal, explained his decision, stressing that he could no longer tolerate the failure of jobs by the inhabitants of the municipality. Sawa accused the protestors of failing to comply with the erstwhile arrangements for the passage of ADR.

The municipality justified the decision to end the protest, indicating "a threat to large-scale property" and "a block of traffic". Despite the resolution of the protest, strikers announce a continuation of action, suggesting that the protest may take a "other form". They point out that the decision to end the protest is seen as a "political" decision.

“No random choice of date: the media is to be occupied with something else, and the association is to be with the Tusk government, despite decisions being made by decision-makers from the PiS government” – Krzysztof Bosak (Confederation, National Movement) referred to the case.

Since 6 November there are protests of Polish carriers at the border. Entrepreneurs from Poland express their dissatisfaction with unequal access to the Ukrainian marketplace compared to the rights granted to carriers from the east region operating in Poland. The issue concerns the elimination of the request to get transport permits for Ukrainian entities, which in contrast applies to Polish companies in Ukraine. In addition, it is noted that Ukrainian companies are not required to comply full with all the regulations imposed by EU standards. On Monday, drivers from Slovakia and Hungary besides joined the protest.