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🚨MAJOR BREAKING: Russian drones have reportedly crossed into Polish airspace as they carried out large-scale overnight strikes on Ukraine, putting the Polish city of Zamość under threat. Polish authorities closed Rzeszów Airport, a key logistics hub for Western military aid to Ukraine, cited “unplanned military activity related to ensuring...

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🚨BREAKING: POLISH MEP BRAUN: "NO POLISH MONEY FOR ARMING UKRAINE WHILE THEY HONOR BANDERA – LEADER LINKED TO WWII MASSACRES OF 100,000 POLES!" 🔥🇵🇱🇪🇺🇺🇦 Polish MEP Grzegorz Braun strongly condemns EU funding for Ukrainian arms, citing a new military-patriotic youth school in Lviv (western Ukraine) named after Stepan Bandera—a WWII Ukrainian nationalist whose followers carried out brutal mass killings of Polish civilians. - “I'm a Pole. I cannot accept spending my compatriots' money on arming people who cultivate the tradition of genocide.” – Grzegorz Braun, March 11, 2026 speech - “Ukrainians just opened a school in Lviv named after Bandera, who was responsible for Ukrainian genocide on Polish civilians.” – Braun, referring to the "Banderovets" school honoring Bandera - Bandera background (for global readers): During WWII (1943–1945), the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), linked to Bandera's faction, massacred up to 100,000 ethnic Poles (mostly women, children, elderly) in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia regions—acts Poland officially recognizes as genocide/ethnic cleansing with extreme brutality (axes, knives, burnings). Bandera is a hero in parts of Ukraine for fighting Soviets/Nazis but seen in Poland as tied to anti-Polish atrocities. Lviv is a major city in western Ukraine (historically Polish territory until after WWII). Recently, a youth school focused on military-patriotic education opened there named "Banderovets" after Stepan Bandera (1909–1959), a controversial Ukrainian nationalist leader. In Poland, Bandera is strongly associated with WWII mass killings: his followers in the UPA murdered tens of thousands of Polish civilians in 1943–1945 to ethnically cleanse areas for a future Ukraine. On March 11, 2026, Polish MEP Grzegorz Braun used this in a speech to argue against sending Polish/EU money to arm Ukraine, saying it supports people glorifying a "genocide tradition." This revives deep historical pain and tensions in Polish-Ukrainian relations amid the ongoing war.

Slavic Networks

10,909 views • 5 months ago

Karol Nawrocki in 2023: "I recognize that Ukrainians have the right to choose their own heroes, whether they consider Stepan Bandera (leader of Ukrainian resistance during WW2) or Roman Shukhevych (Commander of UPA) to be heroes. Poles will not be choosing the namesakes for Ukrainian streets." What changed since 2023? Ukraine is united and strong despite some Europeans' attempts to stalemate the war to keep Ukraine weak and unstable, and is developing initiative on the battlefield against Russia. Ukraine's domestic military production is booming. Ukraine is becoming self-sufficient. Nawrocki is a Polish nationalist and a Kremlin asset who is threatened by Ukraine's strength. Poland and Ukraine are neighbors, naturally, they have fought countless wars against each other throughout the bloody European history. Poland has numerous statues to Poles who massacred Ukrainians, like Stefan Czarniecki, who is literally celebrated in the Polish national anthem. You don't see Ukrainians complaining about it. As for "helping" with Ukrainian refugees - Ukraine lost millions of capable, highly-educated, productive people who fled because Europe refused to prevent the invasion of Ukraine. Europe expected Ukraine to collapse in a matter of weeks. All Poland, or any other NATO member had to do was send a few brigades to Ukraine for training and Russia would not have invaded. Instead the US and every single European country ensured Russia understood that Ukraine was alone and abandoned. The Europeans then opened their arms and gobbled up the millions of fleeing Ukrainians to grow their economies and productivity, making Ukraine even weaker.

Igor Sushko

199,006 views • 1 month ago

The reaction to immediately slap a "Putin's puppet" label on Polish President Nawrocki and brand it as some type of victory for the Kremlin, from the globalist warmongers, a number of Poles, and especially Ukrainians themselves for his insistence to remember and revere Polish history and take a firm stance in defense of Polish nation was as predictable as the Sun rising in the East. Of course it was Putin who forced Ukraine to make national heroes out of brutal and bloodthirsty ghouls who exterminated hundreds of thousands of Polish, Jewish, and even Ukrainian elderly, women and newborns in the most cruel way. It was also Putin who forced Ukraine to build monuments and name streets after them, exhume their remains, re-bury them with state honors. But in the end of the day Poland as a State remains one of the biggest supporters of Zelensky's criminal regime, a country that quite literally disarmed itself for Ukraine, totaled 4.94% of its GDP in overall aid to Ukraine, sacrificed thousands of its people who actually fought and died defending Ukraine, hosts the 2nd largest population of Ukrainian refugees in the EU after Germany with all social benefits, and remains the biggest logistical hub of weapon shipments to Ukraine. And somehow I doubt that it will change in any way because the Polish president brought worldwide attention to whom Ukrainians quite literally worship. But the above-mentioned globalist warmongers, a number of Poles and especially Ukrainians themselves don't care about any of that because somehow they have come to the conclusion that the everyone owes them something for allegedly defending NATO, the most powerful military alliance on Earth, from le evil gas station with nukes with the GDP the size of Texas.

Olga Bazova

22,977 views • 1 month ago