Poland’s presidential election: Conservative leader Karol Navaroki has won after a very tough fight in Poland’s presidential election. According to the final counting, Navarki got 50.89% of the votes, while his main contest and Warsaw’s Mayor Rafal Tzaskowski got 49.11% votes.

There was an atmosphere of tension in the country during this tough match which lasted from the first round to Monday night. This led to deep differences inside Poland in NATO and eastern parts of the European Union. The initial exit poll released on Sunday evening stated that Tzaskovski is ahead, but a few hours later the situation changed in the update surveys and Navroki won.

The impact of Karol Navaroki’s victory over Russia-Ukraine war

Navorki’s victory between the Russia-Ukraine war can have a significant impact on the war. Currently, the Ukrainian army has carried out major drone attacks on 5 airbase in Russia, causing the war to reach its deadliest phase. Navarki is close to the right -wing party ‘Law and Justice’ and has given many decisive indications about Poland’s policy towards Ukraine.

Poland’s military support likes to get Ukraine less

Karol Navoki has clearly stated that unless sensitive issues such as Volhinia genocide are solved for Poland, they are not in favor of inclusion of Ukraine in NATO or European Union. He also said that Poland has given adequate assistance to Ukraine till now, but further cooperation will be on the basis of ‘national interests’ and ‘competition’. Navarki is also against the deployment of Polish soldiers in Ukraine. This may reduce Ukraine’s military support from Poland.

Ukraine and his colleague worried about Navroki’s attitude

Not only Ukraine but also his colleagues are worried about Navrocki’s policy. Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelansky has said that if Ukraine does not become a part of NATO, Russia can reach the borders of Poland. However, Navarki also has a tough stance towards Russia, which is a matter of relief for Ukraine.