'I am afraid that these troops are in Ukraine today, and that they will be in Poland tomorrow': the writer

The writer Zygmunt Miłoszewski emphasized that when looking at the situation beyond our eastern border, we must expect the worst scenarios. All fears are therefore justified and you do not have to be ashamed of such emotions.

He also does not hide that he is very encouraged by the attitude of those who show solidarity and enormous support for the citizens of Ukraine. He, together with the Association of Literary Union, of which he is the secretary, wants to help, above all, artists who remained in the areas covered by the war.

The writer admits that we live in very turbulent and uncertain times. Something that we have read about previously only in history books, may become our reality in some time. Although it is impossible to predict the course of events one hundred percent, the worst cannot be ruled out.

"Like everyone, I am afraid that today these troops are in Ukraine, and tomorrow they will be in Poland. Of course, Poles are the only ones who have been repeating it for 20 years that it will end this way, especially after Crimea. I must honestly admit that at all I did not expect such unity with the rest of the world, I thought it would be as usual that we would try to wire up the writings on which the expressions of concern are published. And yet there is overwhelming solidarity as if we had learned something from our history. It is very unexpected, but also very positively surprising," Zygmunt Miłoszewski said.

(Newseria)