Ukraine Wants Exhumation in Poland. Complains About Bureaucracy
4 Articles
4 Articles
"Ukraine has not received any permission (...) to conduct search and exhumation work on the territory of a neighboring country. This applies to the villages of Łasków and Sahryń (Lublin Voivodeship), where Polish underground armed formations committed murders of the Ukrainian population," the station wrote on its website. The report stated that exhumation work began on Tuesday at the former cemetery in Holosko in Lviv, where Polish Army soldiers…
Ukraine had been waiting for over a year for an exhumation in Laskov, and work in Sagrin had also not been agreed, and Poland was putting forward new requirements.
For over a year, Ukraine has been unsuccessfully awaiting permits from Poland for search and exhumation work on Polish territory, even though Poland is conducting such work in Ukraine, the Ukrainian section of Radio Svoboda reported on Wednesday. The Polish Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) assures it will provide procedural support and assistance in preparing applications.
Ukraine has been unsuccessfully awaiting permits to conduct search and exhumation work in Poland for over a year. Although Polish teams regularly conduct similar operations in Ukraine, Ukrainian specialists have yet to begin work in the towns of Łasków and Sahryń. The matter remains stuck in a maze of bureaucratic procedures.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
