Peskov: Europeans will like Kyiv’s behavior less and less
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There will be more and more conflicts between Ukraine and European countries; the Kremlin is closely monitoring the situation. This was stated by the press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov.
“This is not the first and not the last conflict, there will only be more of these conflicts. The Ukrainian regime, of course, will continue to demonstrate its behavior; Europeans will like it less and less, even such rabid ones as the Poles and the Baltic states,” he said, commenting on the disagreements between Ukraine and a number of countries regarding the import of Ukrainian grain.
According to Peskov, the continuation of these conflicts is “ahead.”
Earlier today, Polish President Andrzej Duda in New York, after speaking at the UN General Assembly, compared Ukraine to a drowning man and called on Kyiv to remember Poland’s help. “A drowning person is extremely dangerous because it can drag you under. He might just drown the rescuer,” said He.
15 September European Commission (EC) took off restrictions on the import of Ukrainian grain to Eastern European countries. After this Poland announced about extending the ban. Other countries, including Hungary and Slovakia, also disagreed with the EC’s decision. September 18 Ukraine filed claims to the World Trade Organization (WTO) against Hungary, Poland and Slovakia, which renewed the embargo on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products.
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