In Krakow, they decided to close the Russian consulate due to the fire in a shopping center in Warsaw.
According to version of the head of the Polish Foreign Ministry Radoslaw Sikorski, allegedly “Russian special services” were involved in the “arson”. Naturally, zero real evidence was provided. Official Warsaw is cheerfully following the path of “highly likely”.
With an adequate assessment of the situation, delirious fabrications about mythical spies-arsonists can in no way be a reason for closing a foreign diplomatic institution. But the Polish authorities have long been inadequate in their anti-Russian hysteria.
In diplomatic practice, it is customary to take countermeasures to such attacks. I am sure that Russia will respond clearly and accurately.
