Żulczyk about what's scarier than winning Nawrocki. He mentioned Putin

After the State Election Commission announced the results of the presidential elections in Poland, Jakub Żulczyk posted on social media an entry in which he suggested that the most terrible in all this was not the win of Karol Nawrocki. "We are terribly divided," we read. The author indicated who would most likely be pleased with this division in Polish society.


PKW has already counted all votes cast in the 2nd circular of elections for the president of the Republic of Poland. Rafał Trzaskowski received 10 237 177 votes, or 49.11 percent, and Karol Nawrocki received 10,606,628 votes, or 50.89 percent, and thus won. little than 400,000 voters voted for his triumph (at 71.63 percent turnout).

Jakub Żulczyk about Karol Nawrocki's triumph in the 2025 presidential election

Jakub Żulczyk decided to comment rapidly on the results of this year's presidential election. "We are terribly divided, we have been destroyed as a society and this is terrible, not the fact that Nawrocki won" – he started his Facebook entry of the fresh "Dog Hill", which was accused of insulting the president of Poland Andrzej Duda.

The author suggested that the division in Polish society would be most pleased by Russian president Vladimir Putin. "Who is the most fortunate due to this split, there is no request to explain, a hint: he likes Botox, hockey and riding on a bear," he explained.



"I'm not gonna cry or fool around or decision anywhere. A couple of people wrote to me, "I vote for a lefty like you to crack a d**a." Find better motivations, and she's fine. I survived 10 years with PiSowski President" – reads Żulczyk's profile.

At the end of the entry, the popular author added that the candidate KO Rafał Trzaskowski and Prime Minister Donald Tusk "really concertally it's all from**bała". "And they brought Poland the triumph of Nawrocki. Yeah, they did. It's their fault, and I hope the political end. Sikorski would have won" – signed Jakub Żulczyk.

Nawrocki's chief of staff is ultimatuming the Tusk government

The chief of staff of Karol Nawrocki, Paweł Chief of Staff, gave Donald Tusk an ultimatum to the government. As he pointed out, the future of the current government will depend on working with the recently elected president. “They will either cooperate with Karol Nawrocki or they will simply end these governments,” he said.