„Where Swift Diplomatic Action is Needed, It’s Absent.” — Bryłka Criticizes Sikorski

20/11/2025

07:49

Bryłka Criticizes Sikorski:

Where Swift Diplomatic Action is Needed, It’s Absent.

Michał Lubowicki

- Prime Minister Sikorski is very active on some issues, and on others, he is not very active. We had a debate all weekend about Polish-German relations, stemming from two reasons: the post by the German ambassador to Poland, who essentially called anyone expecting any satisfaction or reparations from Germany for the harm and damage caused during World War II a Putin collaborator – and there was no reaction from the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs in this regard – Anna Bryłka stated on Radio Republika.

- In reality, it was only after this auction was publicized by journalists, at the auction house that intended to trade and put up for auction memorabilia, and it turned out that these were simply items belonging to victims of German extermination camps, that after two days of media debate, there was some intervention from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs – she stated.

In her opinion: - Where swift action by Polish diplomacy is needed, that action is absent. When unfavorable trade agreements need to be blocked, that action is absent. It's only when there's a need to internally stir up some debate, polarization between one side and the other, that Deputy Prime Minister Sikorski becomes very active.

Michał Lubowicki

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