– If we consider that the president is on some offensive, then this is a foolish offensive. Foolish because it introduces a great deal of chaos and disorder. And in reality, with this veto, the president shows not that he cares about public money or the Polish national interest, but solely that he will focus on fighting the government – stated Marcin Kierwiński on “Kropka nad i” on TVN24, when asked about President Nawrocki's veto of the law on aid for Ukrainians.

– The truth is that this veto by the president can potentially introduce a lot of chaos and enormous costs for Poles. Because, in reality, we are talking about a system that was introduced already under previous administrations, already under PiS governments, in order to help war refugees – because these are war refugees – adapt here in Poland – Kierwiński continued.

– This also stems from international regulations. Today, blocking these regulations does not at all create a situation where these people will suddenly disappear from Poland. No, these people will remain in a legal vacuum, because they will stay in Poland. However, for many weeks, they may potentially not be able to find work. What does this mean? The Polish budget will lose out on this, the Polish labour market will lose out on this, everyone will lose out on this. Everyone will pay for this, and President Nawrocki will be telling nonsense about how he defends Polish interests. No, he does not defend Polish interests – he emphasized.