problem, i also saw the best sociology that has been in recent times, this was done by the maruszewski center, and unfortunately, especially among young poles, the attitude towards ukrainians in general and towards those ukrainians who are in poland, it may not be radical, but it is getting worse, there are explanations as to whether the poles will be able to make a decision on assistance in return, well, there may be some soft ones, but those that mr. skirka spoke about are definitely not, i don't see for it now space, nor in polish politics, and not in any other country of the european union, and last but not least, in order for us to start a wide wave there, we need to first understand what ukrainians live in, we don't have a systematic communication. we do not know about fears, not about dreams, well, that is, we do not know , what we see is sociology, it is not our sociology, here are the germans, by the way, what they show me, they do a lot, but what we do, do we know the systemic situation in germany, as well as in poland, this is a question well, what will we offer in the sense, in th

really a very big problem, i also saw sociology, the best there was, recently it was done by the maruszewski centerortunately, especially among young poles , the attitude towards ukrainians in general and towards those ukrainians who are in poland may not be radical , but, but it gets worse, there are explanations for whether the poles will be able to make a decision. that assistance in return, well , there may be some soft ones, but those that mr. skirka spoke about are definitely not, i don't see space for this now, not even in the polish politics, and not in any other country of the european union, and lastly, in order for us to start a wide wave there, we need to first understand, and what ukrainians live in, we do not have systematic communication.

i also saw the best sociology that has been in recent times, this is done by the maruszewski center,y, especially among young poles, the attitude in general to ukrainians and to those ukrainians who are in poland, it may not be radical, but it is getting worse, there are explanations for whether the poles will be able to make a decision about assistance in return, well... there may be some soft ones, but those that mr. skirka spoke about are definitely not, i don't see the space for this now, neither in polish politics, nor in any other european country union, and lastly, in order for us to start a wide wave there, we first need to understand what ukrainians live in, we don't have systematic communication, we don't know about fears, or dreams, well, that is, we don't know this or that . what we see as sociology is not our sociology. the germans, by the way, are what they are they are showing me, they are doing a lot, and what are we doing, do we know the systemic situation in germany, as well as in poland, this is a question, and what will we offer in the sense of return, it must be