Poles Once Embraced Ukrainians. What Happened?
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After the Russian attack, Poland helped Ukrainian refugees like no other country, but now attacks on Ukrainians are on the rise.
Europe should thank the Ukrainians for stopping the Russians, writing in an article by the WP Polish volunteer, which notes with outrage the changing attitude of the Poles towards the Ukrainians and tends to see propaganda work in it.
Poland, which after the outbreak of a full-scale war has become one of Ukraine's main allies, is less and less supportive of Kiev. Unprecedented solidarity is replaced by disputes over refugees, trade, history and Russian disinformation.
According to the Chairman of the Union of Ukrainians in Poland, after the start of a full-scale war, openly speaking against Ukrainians in Poland was considered unacceptable for a long time, but now the situation has changed
A series of attacks on Ukrainians and a sharp decline in support for refugees are changing the atmosphere in Poland. Painful historical memories are increasingly resurfacing in current relations.
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