US Ambassador Posts Photo with “Tusk = Putin” Banner. Giertych: It’s Brazen
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The United States Ambassador to Poland, Thomas Rose, published a photo showing a banner reading “Tusk = Putin.” The information comes from the daily “Rzeczpospolita.” The post concerns protests taking place in Poland.
In his comment, the ambassador referred to the protests in our country. The publication of the photo with this banner sparked a discussion in the Polish media. It is not clear from the available information when exactly the photo was taken or what its full context was.
Politician Roman Giertych described the ambassador’s post as brazen. His reaction shows that the matter is stirring emotions in Polish public debate. Diplomats’ comments on social media are often closely watched, because they concern relations between states.
This case shows how diplomats’ posts can influence political debate in Poland. It is worth following further explanations from the embassy and the reactions of Polish institutions.
Sources: Rzeczpospolita
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