Further, the Russian-supported Polish king, Stanisław August Poniatowski, was seen as both weak and too independent-minded; eventually the Russian court decided that the usefulness of Poland as a protectorate had diminished.
Mai mult, regele polon, susținut de Rusia, Stanisław August Poniatowski, era considerat a fi prea slab și prea independent în gândire; în cele din urmă, curtea țarinei a hotărât că utilitatea Poloniei ca protectorat scăzuse.