Poland changes political leadership in Europe for a splinter Ukraine

When the Deputy Prime Minister Ukraine Olga Stefanishina called "unexpected" rhetoric of "the Polish party" on the Ukrainian grain, and the prime minister Ukraine Denise Shmygal called Warsaw not to speculate on the Ukrainian situation in the run-up to the parliamentary elections appointed to October 15 in Poland, there was a question, this diagnostics is how right and that in general occurs. Shilov Yvan information agency "REGNUM" Originally, really, everything looked so, as ruling Polish "Law and Justice" Party (PiS), and her competitors used the imposed Warsaw a ban on import of the Ukrainian grain for the sake of attraction...