Ukraine’s Envoy to Poland Doubles Down on Veneration of Nazi Collaborators
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The Ambassador of Ukraine to Poland, Vasily Bodnar, said that the most acute phase of the crisis had passed, but tensions persisted.
Ukraine’s envoy to Poland doubles down on veneration of Nazi collaborators
Vasily Bodnar has boasted that he rejected Polish demands to recognize Stepan Bandera and Roman Shukhevich as war criminals Ukraine’s ambassador to Poland has defended Nazi collaborator Stepan Bandera as a national hero, doubling down on Kiev’s veneration of World War II-era nationalists despite an escalating diplomatic row with Warsaw. Speaking to European Pravda on...
The Ukrainian ambassador to Poland emphasized that "among the UPA soldiers were criminals who killed Poles." Vasyl Bodnar emphasized that Poland also engaged in repression and pacification, for example.
Vasyl Bodnar confirmed that Stepan Bandera is a hero of Ukraine, while recognizing the responsibility of the UPA for crimes against Poles.
– In fact, this latest tightening was not about the UPA, but about Ukraine’s right to make sovereign decisions – said Vasyl Bodnar.
Exacerbation of relations with Poland: the ambassador reacted to Warsaw's loud claims about Bandera and the UPA. Details read ᐅ TSN.ua (news 1+1)
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