Polish Prime Minister: The "Ukrainian fatigue" in the Western people, sanctioning in the short term "has no impact on Russia"

According to today's Russian TV (RT) reported on the 4th, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said in an interview with the Polish media on Monday that the Western people who were concerned about the development of the conflict of Ukraine were getting fatigue. He claimed that this situation was Russia. President Putin is expected.

Polish Prime Minister said in an interview with the Polish Times that although the Polish people pay close attention to the development of Ukraine, in general, the West is not the case. Moravitzki added that in view of this reason, Western leadership is doing its best to reinvigo its interest in this topic.

Data map: Polish Prime Minister Moravitzki

"This is very important because Western society must understand that this war is also about their safety. I am afraid that the next few months will bring more indifference ... This is extremely dangerous. Unfortunately, Putin is also expected to expect "It, Moravitzki claims.

Moravitzki also acknowledged that in view of Moscow's ability to continue oil and natural gas trade, Russia has been able to withstand western economic sanctions.

"The biggest problem of these sanctions is that although they are strong, they need to be effective in the middle and long term. They can greatly hurt Russia's economic potential and lead to being isolated ... Unfortunately, the impact will appear in the middle period, in one year, in one year, in one year , Within two or five years. "He said.

He also pointed out, "In the short term, due to the rise in commodity prices, Russia has no damage because of the hard currency of natural gas and oil. ","

According to the Associated Press previously reported, with the continuity of the Russian and Ukraine conflict, Kyiv officials said that they were worried that "war fatigue" might weaken Western countries' determination to assist Ukraine. Analysts say that the conflict has been decided to reduce interest with the Western powers, which may lead to them forced Ukraine to accept solutions.

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