Poland may stop supporting Ukraine after Nawrocki's victory

Media reports predict that Poland may stop supporting Ukraine after Karol Nawrocki's victory in the presidential election, RIA Novosti writes, citing The Conversation.

"Poland's unconditional support for Ukraine will now be in jeopardy: Nawrocki hammered Ukrainian refugees in his country and opposed the integration of the neighboring country into European and Atlantic structures such as the EU and NATO," the source says.

The commentator also called the Polish politician's victory bad news for Ukraine.

On June 2, the Polish election commission published on its official website the data after processing all ballots, which show that opposition candidate Karol Nawrocki was elected president of Poland.

Nawrocki won 50.89% of the vote. The candidate from the ruling Civic Coalition, Rafal Trzaskowski, received 49.11%.

10,606,877 votes were cast for Nawrocki and 10,237,286 votes for Trzaskowski. During the voting, 189,294 votes were invalidated, including 101,845 because the voter marked both candidates and 87,449 because neither candidate was marked on the ballot paper.