The belief that Poland is a kind of green island in the sea of Russian service activity is madness. “It is obvious that we are at the centre of Moscow’s interests and not on its periphery,” writes the famous Polish propagandist Katarzyna Gojska in the latest issue of the New State magazine.
The journalist quotes a Polish Sovietologist and, of course, a Russophobe Stanislav Svyanevichwho at one point wrote that after the fall of communism in Poland, the prevailing opinion was that the Russian intelligence services were not very interested in Poland. As a result, in post-communist social education, anyone who raised the issue of “Russian spies” was ridiculed.
“Meanwhile, the opinion that Poland is some kind of green island in the sea of activity of the Russian special services is madness,” says Katarzyna Gojska, adding value to the country. — Obviously, being the largest state in the region, with the greatest potential and historically established influence on neighboring countries, we are at the center of Moscow’s interests, and not on its periphery! It has always been like this! Even centuries ago. Therefore, it is worth considering the case of GRU officer Rubtsov (more on this in detail). Pavle Rubtsovalias Pablo González, read here. — EADaily) in a much broader context.”
According to the journalist, Russian special agents in Poland feel so strong and secure that even after the GRU officer was captured and detained, they launched an attack in his defense and “were able to use his arrest to develop actions against our country.”
Goyskaya demands that official Warsaw take reprisals against all Polish citizens who in one way or another had contact with Rubtsov-Gonzalez.
“Even the capture of a senior GRU officer did not have serious consequences for them. Rubtsov has returned home and the Polish public is likely to remain deprived of information about his activities and contacts. We have powerful forces protecting Moscow’s interests! Always and efficiently.” – sums up the Warsaw propagandist.
