Mentzen's draft resolution on sending the army to Ukraine. The confederation manipulates

After the Munich Safety Conference, the conditions of peace between Russia and Ukraine are possible. The plan developed by Great Britain and France assumes that after a possible truce in Ukraine, a maximum of 30,000 will be stationed. soldiers from Europe – reports British Daily Telegraph. Earlier, the leaders of France and Great Britain, as well as the head of Sweden diplomacy, mentioned the sending of their troops as part of any peaceful activities. The Polish authorities are of the opinion that we will not send soldiers to Ukraine. The declaration itself does not satisfy some politicians.

“PiS deputies who supported Tusk's coalition and voted against the resolution of Sławomir Mentzen obliging the government to sleep Polish soldiers to Ukraine. Shame!” – we read on the graphics published February 20 on the Facebook page of the Confederation. The screenshot shown there from the Sejm side is a list of 14 PiS deputies who were to vote “against the resolution”. Their names were marked in orange. These are Janusz Cieszyński, Marcin Ociepa, Monika Pawłowska, Olga Semeniuk-Patkowska, Zbigniew Ziobro. According to the confederation, these MPs were “against” in voting No. 2 of February 20 – but there is no information here in what case was voted at the time.

The content of the post was cited by the MEP of the Confederation of Stanisław Tyszka: “PiS deputies, who voted against allowing the Sejm of the resolutions of Sławomir Mentzen, obliging the government to sleep well for Polish soldiers to Ukraine. Shame!” (Spelling of all posts original). 4.6 thousand reacted to this entry. Facebook users, it was shared by over a thousand. Whereas On the profile of MP Tyszka – Where he wrote the same thing, attaching the screenshot of the voting results in the Sejm on February 20 – his post generated over 96 thousand. views.

“The PO-PiS system is still working”; “Send them first to Ukraine !!”; “Right -wing traitors”; “List of traitors of the Polish nation”; “Shame”; “But they gave a show”; “Zero shame” – criticized alleged voting against the resolution of Mentzen Internet users. But one asked: “It is written: a request to postpone the meeting. Someone can explain how it is known that it has a relationship with the draft resolution”?

MPs of Law and Justice reacted to the entry of MP Tyszka, whose names are on the list. “It was a request to postpone the session, not to allow the resolution. What is the purpose of eating and disinformation that conflicts MPs? The more that we have the same views on this matter?” – commented PiS MP Krzysztof Ciecióra.

“For postponement of the meeting, convening a convention and admission of the Mentzen resolution. The PiS club shared. Why?” – he asked Tyszka.

Just like Ciecięży, PiS MP Monika Pawłowska wrote: “A request to postpone the meeting is no resolution. Do not make blown scandals, do not fool people. Place a draft resolution, we will support it with the whole club, and you do not sow ferment. Ugly and weak.” PiS MP Marcin Ociepa also took the floor: “The former deputy marshal of the Sejm (Stanisław Tyszka was in 2015-19 – ed.)

Internet users also accused Tyszce of manipulation: “After all, the title of voting clearly can be seen what it concerned !!!”; “There was no vote on this subject, how can you write such things!”

So we checked what was the vote and what is the status of the proposed resolution of Mentzen.

On February 20, at the beginning of the sitting of the Sejm, Sławomir Mentzen, MP of the Confederation and President's candidate, took the floor. “The topic of sending Polish troops to Ukraine has appeared. Although Prime Minister Donald Tusk and the head of the Ministry of National Defense say that there is no such topic and that Poland will not send these soldiers, but the French say that in Poland there is a supreme agreement to run it only after after The presidential election.

Then he announced that he had prepared a draft resolution calling the Polish government to sleeplessly the army to Ukraine. “Such a resolution will be a very good argument in the hand of Donald Tusk when he negotiates with the West. He will be able to say that he might want, but the Polish Sejm forbids him” – – convinced Mentzen. And he added:

A moment later the Sejm he voted over the application for postponing the meeting. The application was rejected. There were 239 deputies against postponement, for – 176, and six abstained. Most PiS deputies – 158 – voted for postponing. Against it voted 14 PiS deputies – These are those who were exchanged in the list in the message about voting against Mentzen's resolution.