Thousands of anti-EU demonstrations in Poland demand 'Polyext'

Thousands of demonstrators protested in the capital Warsaw, demanding the separation of Poland from the European Union, similar to Britain's 'Brexit'.

Poland Protest

Thousands of people took to the streets in Poland on the occasion of Independence Day with the national flag in their hands.

Only a month after the pro-EU party won the elections in Poland, thousands of far-right demonstrators protested in the capital Warsaw, demanding that Poland leave the European Union, similar to Britain's 'Brexit'. .

The protesters carried placards and banners with anti-EU and pro-Polyext slogans.

All-Polish youth leader Marcin Kowalski said that if there are new changes in the EU treaties, then in any case Poland should withdraw from the EU.

Kowalski said that any new changes in the treaties in the future would make the European Union bloc a "euro-federalist collective" headed by the European Commission.

It should be noted that regarding the participation of people in this demonstration held on the day of the annual Independence Day celebrations in Warsaw, City Hall issued a statement on the data and said that barely 4 thousand people participated in the demonstration, while the demonstrations on the media The participants were estimated to be more than 90,000.

It should be noted that the relations with the governing bodies of the European Union are strained after the left-wing PIS (Law and Justice Party) came to power.