The One-Month Anniversary of the Smolensk Disaster and the Cries of Protesters. Police Intervened.
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Tensions flared and police intervened in Piłsudski Square during the monthly commemoration of the Smolensk disaster. Protesters disrupted the commemorations. Jarosław Kaczyński spoke of "rudeness" and "Putinad."
PiS President Jarosław Kaczyński said that we should believe that justice will return to Poland and the years of ruining the country will end. As every tenth day of the month, the leader of PiS together with the politicians of this party paid tribute in Warsaw to the victims of the Smolensk disaster. The celebration was interrupted by a group of people.
Thursday's Smolensk commemoration in Warsaw was marred by violent disputes and police intervention. Media reports and recordings of the ceremony indicate that attempts were made to drown out Jarosław Kaczyński's speech with shouting. The Law and Justice leader responded with harsh accusations, directed at both the counter-protesters and the ruling camp.
Thursday's Smolensk monthly commemorations were disrupted by protesters. Jarosław Kaczyński spoke of an "incredible lack of civility" and "rudeness," and linked those disrupting the ceremony to Russian agents.
We are dealing with an incredible lack of civility, or, to put it bluntly, rudeness," Jarosław Kaczyński said during the monthly commemoration of the Smolensk disaster. "On the other hand, we are also dealing with Putinade," he added, emphasizing his hope for positive change in our country. The PiS chairman's speech was interrupted by shouts from protesters.
All these screams are nothing more than an echo of the desperate defense of Donald Tusk and his people, said Jarosław Kaczyński during the Smolensk monthly commemoration.
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