UKRAINE is the largest country in Europe with its unique Slavic culture pivotal to the Aryan branch of the Teutonic and Celtic family of ethnicities. Ironically, the only period during the 20^th Century when Ukraine blossomed to its potential was during the Brezhnev era and onwards.

As the Ruhr was the powerhouse of Imperial Germany and the Reich, Ukraine, dubbed ‘the bread basket of Europe’ before the Bolshevik occupation, was the engine of the Soviet Union. The Soviet conquest of space is well known but the engineering and expertise for putting the Soviet Union back on track was that of Ukraine. It is nigh on impossible to find a Ukrainian critical of their quality of life in the Brezhnev period.

Fast forward and at an investment of $7 billion, Washington DC in collaboration with the European Union overthrew the Yanukovych government in 2014. Since then, about 25 percent of Ukrainians have fled their impoverished country to either Russia or the EU.

Poland is stepping in to aid Ukraine in its time of need during the coronavirus pandemic with a 20-truck convoy of medical aid and equipment, said Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Paweł Jabłoński. The minister said that Poland is expanding its humanitarian aid to several countries such as Ukraine and Belarus, which also includes lending medical teams to Eastern European countries in need.

‘Polish aid is present everywhere throughout the world. Poland is a country of solidarity, and solidarity has been our national attribute as long as we have existed. This is what Poland is known for. It is our heritage. Thanks to solidarity, we won our freedom, and today we are also helping our partners and friends,’ he said.

Jabłoński stated that the goals of Polish foreign policy are also being fulfilled through this aid. ‘We are strengthening our international position and improving relations with the countries which are the beneficiaries of our aid. Such gestures are remembered for years, and we will be able to develop our relations and friendships with countries like Ukraine and others which we have helped,’ the minister explained.

‘Poland is sending 20 trucks to Ukraine in cooperation with the Polish postal service. Medical equipment, personal safety equipment, and disinfectants can be found in the convoy,’ the Polish President Chancellery’s official Twitter account wrote. Deputy Head of the President’s Chancellery Piotr Ćwik said that President Andrzej Duda will officially hand over the medical equipment on Aug. 24 during his state visit to Ukraine.

Head of Government Strategic Reserves Agency Michał Kuczmierowski emphasized the importance of an efficiently operating state and institutions during times of crisis that are able to secure the interests of their country and citizens, as well as to support other countries. Big Tech is censoring us. FOLLOW MY BLOG to continue getting our news.