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❗️Zelenskyy stated that without a protected Ukraine, there will be no protected Poland. He urged respect for the modern Ukrainian army alongside historical issues in bilateral relations and compared the anti-Ukrainian rhetoric in Poland to Orbán’s actions, calling it “a bad story” that could end badly.

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❗️Ukraine is calling on Poland to engage in dialogue on historical issues and proposes leaving them to historians rather than politicians. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha stated that Kyiv will no longer ignore Warsaw’s unfriendly steps and will respond to them in a mirror manner. The decision by Polish President Nawrocki to strip Zelenskyy of the Order of the White Eagle was described as a manifestation of contempt for Ukraine, its soldiers, and its history. “No foreign president will dictate our history to us,” Sybiha emphasized. At the same time, he stressed that such disputes benefit only Russia, while Kyiv and Warsaw continue their cooperation in security and European affairs.

❗️Ukraine is calling on Poland to engage in dialogue on historical issues and proposes leaving them to historians rather than politicians. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha stated that Kyiv will no longer ignore Warsaw’s unfriendly steps and will respond to them in a mirror manner. The decision by Polish President Nawrocki to strip Zelenskyy of the Order of the White Eagle was described as a manifestation of contempt for Ukraine, its soldiers, and its history. “No foreign president will dictate our history to us,” Sybiha emphasized. At the same time, he stressed that such disputes benefit only Russia, while Kyiv and Warsaw continue their cooperation in security and European affairs.

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‼️IMPORTANT: Zelenskyy on Trump’s proposal to address the Ukrainian Parliament: if the U.S. president flies directly to Ukraine, not via Poland, it would be a sign that there is a real chance for a ceasefire. "As for President Trump’s proposals or signals that he is ready to address the Ukrainian parliament and be in Ukraine, I think it will be useful if President Trump can come. He speaks about advocating the plan to end the war. I told him: please, we will be glad to see him. And between us, dear journalists, this is also very useful for Ukraine. Because if President Trump, the President of the United States of America, flies to Ukraine – and preferably lands directly in Ukraine, not in Poland first and then travels by train – then it will show that we can truly count on a ceasefire", - Zelenskyy said to journalists on Tuesday, Dec. 30

‼️IMPORTANT: Zelenskyy on Trump’s proposal to address the Ukrainian Parliament: if the U.S. president flies directly to Ukraine, not via Poland, it would be a sign that there is a real chance for a ceasefire. "As for President Trump’s proposals or signals that he is ready to address the Ukrainian parliament and be in Ukraine, I think it will be useful if President Trump can come. He speaks about advocating the plan to end the war. I told him: please, we will be glad to see him. And between us, dear journalists, this is also very useful for Ukraine. Because if President Trump, the President of the United States of America, flies to Ukraine – and preferably lands directly in Ukraine, not in Poland first and then travels by train – then it will show that we can truly count on a ceasefire", - Zelenskyy said to journalists on Tuesday, Dec. 30

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A conference on the reconstruction of Ukraine has opened in the Polish city of Gdansk without Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in attendance. His absence follows an escalation in a bitter historical feud between Ukraine and Poland. Al Jazeera's Audrey MacAlpine reports.

A conference on the reconstruction of Ukraine has opened in the Polish city of Gdansk without Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in attendance. His absence follows an escalation in a bitter historical feud between Ukraine and Poland. Al Jazeera's Audrey MacAlpine reports.

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🇵🇱 💬 Ukraine will lose the war to Russia - ex-Polish PM Leszek Miller on Zelensky's fate and Ukraine: - Will conflicts with #Ukraine harm #Poland? Yes or no? - They will harm Ukraine. Not Poland. It was Zelensky who ruined relations. Zelensky is not going to restore them. Ukraine continues to follow the so-called Bandera course, and all this will end badly for Ukraine. - In what sense will it end badly? How exactly? - Ukraine will lose the war to Russia, and then there will be a complete change of Ukraine's political leadership. ➡️ Subscribe News of Donbass

🇵🇱 💬 Ukraine will lose the war to Russia - ex-Polish PM Leszek Miller on Zelensky's fate and Ukraine: - Will conflicts with #Ukraine harm #Poland? Yes or no? - They will harm Ukraine. Not Poland. It was Zelensky who ruined relations. Zelensky is not going to restore them. Ukraine continues to follow the so-called Bandera course, and all this will end badly for Ukraine. - In what sense will it end badly? How exactly? - Ukraine will lose the war to Russia, and then there will be a complete change of Ukraine's political leadership. ➡️ Subscribe News of Donbass

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❗️Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine is currently protecting Poland and Europe from Russian aggression, and not the other way around. He responded to the controversy over the name of one Ukrainian unit, saying that the unit itself had chosen the name and that he, as president, had not changed it. According to him, Ukrainian soldiers are dying while defending not only their own country but also their neighbors.

❗️Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine is currently protecting Poland and Europe from Russian aggression, and not the other way around. He responded to the controversy over the name of one Ukrainian unit, saying that the unit itself had chosen the name and that he, as president, had not changed it. According to him, Ukrainian soldiers are dying while defending not only their own country but also their neighbors.

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🇵🇱🇺🇦 Almost done: Poland will trade its old fighter jets for Ukrainian drones The two countries are close to an agreement. Warsaw will hand over its MiG-29s to Kyiv in exchange for a batch of drones and access to Ukrainian drone technology. The fighter jets could be transferred within weeks. Just a month ago, negotiations were at a standstill. Poland wanted military know-how in exchange for aircraft that would otherwise have been scrapped. Ukraine, however, was reluctant to share its technology. Poland is still playing it safe — Warsaw fears that, because of the war, Ukraine could invoke force majeure and ultimately keep the drones.

🇵🇱🇺🇦 Almost done: Poland will trade its old fighter jets for Ukrainian drones The two countries are close to an agreement. Warsaw will hand over its MiG-29s to Kyiv in exchange for a batch of drones and access to Ukrainian drone technology. The fighter jets could be transferred within weeks. Just a month ago, negotiations were at a standstill. Poland wanted military know-how in exchange for aircraft that would otherwise have been scrapped. Ukraine, however, was reluctant to share its technology. Poland is still playing it safe — Warsaw fears that, because of the war, Ukraine could invoke force majeure and ultimately keep the drones.

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❗️If Ukraine needs MiG fighter jets, Poland is ready to transfer them. We talked about an exchange for Ukrainian drones, — Polish Prime Minister Tusk said. The Polish prime minister also noted that Ukraine needs strengthened air defense, particularly missiles, however Poland cannot help in all directions. Tusk also stated that after returning to Poland, he will discuss with the Minister of Defense the possibility of transferring alternative equipment instead of the MiGs.

❗️If Ukraine needs MiG fighter jets, Poland is ready to transfer them. We talked about an exchange for Ukrainian drones, — Polish Prime Minister Tusk said. The Polish prime minister also noted that Ukraine needs strengthened air defense, particularly missiles, however Poland cannot help in all directions. Tusk also stated that after returning to Poland, he will discuss with the Minister of Defense the possibility of transferring alternative equipment instead of the MiGs.

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It’s hard to express how much this means to me my Ukrainian family in Poland. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський, giving a speech to citizens in Poland, starting it off with glory to Ukraine glory to the heroes. Something that was unthinkable only a few years ago.

It’s hard to express how much this means to me my Ukrainian family in Poland. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський, giving a speech to citizens in Poland, starting it off with glory to Ukraine glory to the heroes. Something that was unthinkable only a few years ago.

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"We are fighting … a nuclear state that threatens to destroy the world,” says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. “If Ukraine falls, what will happen in ten years? ... If [the Russians] reach Poland, what’s next? A third world war?”

"We are fighting … a nuclear state that threatens to destroy the world,” says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. “If Ukraine falls, what will happen in ten years? ... If [the Russians] reach Poland, what’s next? A third world war?”

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Russian propagandists think the Ukrainian Army is so strong it can take over the EU: "Just imagine for a moment: if, after the conflict in Ukraine ends, the Kyiv regime remains in place, this army remains, Europe rearms this army, and Ukraine is accepted into the European Union, believe me, in five years' time, it will not be Germany, France, Italy, Poland, or whoever else who will be calling the shots in the European Union. It'll be Ukraine!"

Russian propagandists think the Ukrainian Army is so strong it can take over the EU: "Just imagine for a moment: if, after the conflict in Ukraine ends, the Kyiv regime remains in place, this army remains, Europe rearms this army, and Ukraine is accepted into the European Union, believe me, in five years' time, it will not be Germany, France, Italy, Poland, or whoever else who will be calling the shots in the European Union. It'll be Ukraine!"

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🇵🇱🇺🇦 Polish President Karol Nawrocki invites Zelensky to visit "a million Ukrainians living in Poland" "I believe that this is a wonderful opportunity to visit a million Ukrainians living in Poland, to thank the Poles for what they have done over the past three years to help Ukraine" He expressed hope that Ukraine and Poland will resolve issues related to the exhumation process in Volhynia

🇵🇱🇺🇦 Polish President Karol Nawrocki invites Zelensky to visit "a million Ukrainians living in Poland" "I believe that this is a wonderful opportunity to visit a million Ukrainians living in Poland, to thank the Poles for what they have done over the past three years to help Ukraine" He expressed hope that Ukraine and Poland will resolve issues related to the exhumation process in Volhynia

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Zelenskyy said that Ukraine had asked Poland to protect a Ukrainian gas storage facility from Russian missiles, but were refused because of NATO At a meeting with leaders of communities and districts in the Transcarpathian region, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukraine had asked Poland to help protect gas storage facilities in Stryi in Lviv region from the Russian air attacks. “We have good neighborly relations with Poland. The people of Poland have supported us. There are different challenges, we have constantly asked them to shoot down missiles that are coming in the direction of Poland. There we have Stryi, gas storage facilities, the country depends on this gas supply, our lives. Especially in winter,” - said Zelenskyy. According to him, Ukraine asked Poland to “protect Stryi” because it does not have the appropriate number of air defense systems. “What Poles, shoot down? No. The Poles said they are ready to shoot down if they are not alone in this decision, if NATO supports them,” the president said. “Allied forces took to the skies shooting down rockets and drones over Israel when the US wanted them to. That's the whole answer,” Zelenskyy emphasized.

Zelenskyy said that Ukraine had asked Poland to protect a Ukrainian gas storage facility from Russian missiles, but were refused because of NATO At a meeting with leaders of communities and districts in the Transcarpathian region, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukraine had asked Poland to help protect gas storage facilities in Stryi in Lviv region from the Russian air attacks. “We have good neighborly relations with Poland. The people of Poland have supported us. There are different challenges, we have constantly asked them to shoot down missiles that are coming in the direction of Poland. There we have Stryi, gas storage facilities, the country depends on this gas supply, our lives. Especially in winter,” - said Zelenskyy. According to him, Ukraine asked Poland to “protect Stryi” because it does not have the appropriate number of air defense systems. “What Poles, shoot down? No. The Poles said they are ready to shoot down if they are not alone in this decision, if NATO supports them,” the president said. “Allied forces took to the skies shooting down rockets and drones over Israel when the US wanted them to. That's the whole answer,” Zelenskyy emphasized.

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BREAKING: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he will not accept agreements to end the war in Ukraine without Kyiv's input. He adds that Trump calling Putin before him was 'unpleasant'. 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube

BREAKING: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he will not accept agreements to end the war in Ukraine without Kyiv's input. He adds that Trump calling Putin before him was 'unpleasant'. 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube

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🇵🇱🇺🇦 "I know from conversations with ordinary people that these anti-Ukrainian sentiments have found a very clear resonance. I understand people's often justified irritation. But I also hope that on the Polish and Ukrainian sides there will be more people who will be able to oppose both the moods, emotions & traumas of the past." — Polish Prime Minister Tusk on anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Poland Other parties in the Polish Parliament think differently...

🇵🇱🇺🇦 "I know from conversations with ordinary people that these anti-Ukrainian sentiments have found a very clear resonance. I understand people's often justified irritation. But I also hope that on the Polish and Ukrainian sides there will be more people who will be able to oppose both the moods, emotions & traumas of the past." — Polish Prime Minister Tusk on anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Poland Other parties in the Polish Parliament think differently...

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A day in the life of a Ukrainian in Poland. Go to work, get called a "fucking Ukrainian whore" and told to "fuck off back to Ukraine". Anti-Ukrainian sentiment stirred by Polish radical nationalist politicians incites ethnic hatred & real world assaults.

A day in the life of a Ukrainian in Poland. Go to work, get called a "fucking Ukrainian whore" and told to "fuck off back to Ukraine". Anti-Ukrainian sentiment stirred by Polish radical nationalist politicians incites ethnic hatred & real world assaults.

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❕ Zelenskyy has accused Polish President Nawrocki of fueling anti-Ukrainian sentiment for domestic political gain “He is stoking antagonism and hatred toward Ukrainians. This is exactly what Orbán has been doing. It’s a bad path, and in my opinion, it will end badly,” the Ukrainian president said. The dispute centers on the Order of the White Eagle, Poland’s highest state decoration, which was awarded to Zelenskyy by then-President Andrzej Duda in 2023 for strengthening Polish-Ukrainian relations and cooperation during the war. After Zelenskyy granted a Ukrainian military unit a name associated with the UPA, President Nawrocki demanded that the award be returned. In response, Zelenskyy said Ukraine was ready to send the order back, while stressing that it had been awarded not to him personally, but to the Ukrainian people and the Ukrainian armed forces. According to Zelenskyy, the conflict is primarily driven by domestic Polish politics. He believes Nawrocki has already begun a political campaign aimed at securing power for his party and defeating Donald Tusk. “We have nothing to do with this. It is their internal political struggle,” Zelenskyy said. 🤔 What do you think — who is right in this dispute: Zelenskyy or Nawrocki?

❕ Zelenskyy has accused Polish President Nawrocki of fueling anti-Ukrainian sentiment for domestic political gain “He is stoking antagonism and hatred toward Ukrainians. This is exactly what Orbán has been doing. It’s a bad path, and in my opinion, it will end badly,” the Ukrainian president said. The dispute centers on the Order of the White Eagle, Poland’s highest state decoration, which was awarded to Zelenskyy by then-President Andrzej Duda in 2023 for strengthening Polish-Ukrainian relations and cooperation during the war. After Zelenskyy granted a Ukrainian military unit a name associated with the UPA, President Nawrocki demanded that the award be returned. In response, Zelenskyy said Ukraine was ready to send the order back, while stressing that it had been awarded not to him personally, but to the Ukrainian people and the Ukrainian armed forces. According to Zelenskyy, the conflict is primarily driven by domestic Polish politics. He believes Nawrocki has already begun a political campaign aimed at securing power for his party and defeating Donald Tusk. “We have nothing to do with this. It is their internal political struggle,” Zelenskyy said. 🤔 What do you think — who is right in this dispute: Zelenskyy or Nawrocki?

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Kuleba: Name one Ukrainian politician of national significance who builds their rating on anti-Polish slogans. You can't. In Poland there are many. And the president leads them, not with open slogans, but with actions that make life worse for Ukrainians in Poland and at home. 1/

Kuleba: Name one Ukrainian politician of national significance who builds their rating on anti-Polish slogans. You can't. In Poland there are many. And the president leads them, not with open slogans, but with actions that make life worse for Ukrainians in Poland and at home. 1/

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❗️The Ukrainian military must do everything possible to ensure that the buffer zone between Russia and Ukraine in the Kharkiv direction is on the Russian side, — Zelenskyy In that case, artillery will not be able to reach Ukrainian cities. Modern air defense systems, in particular Patriot, are effective against aviation bombs. If there are more such systems, Russian aviation will not be able to use guided aerial bombs against Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Mykolaiv, or Kherson with impunity, the President stated.

❗️The Ukrainian military must do everything possible to ensure that the buffer zone between Russia and Ukraine in the Kharkiv direction is on the Russian side, — Zelenskyy In that case, artillery will not be able to reach Ukrainian cities. Modern air defense systems, in particular Patriot, are effective against aviation bombs. If there are more such systems, Russian aviation will not be able to use guided aerial bombs against Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Mykolaiv, or Kherson with impunity, the President stated.

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🇺🇦🔥🇵🇱🚨 “Ukrainian ambassador shocks Poland: ‘Banderyzm is a myth – your real enemy is Russia’” Ukraine’s ambassador to Poland, Vasyl Bodnar, has ignited a storm of reactions after bluntly dismissing Polish concerns about “Banderyzm,” calling it an invented threat and insisting that Poland should focus on what he describes as the real danger – Russia. Speaking on OficjalneZero Kanał Zero in an interview conducted by journalist Arleta Bojke Arleta Bojke, Bodnar tackled some of the most painful and sensitive topics in Polish-Ukrainian relations: Stepan Bandera, the red-and-black flag, historical memory, and the Volhynia massacres. From the very beginning, the ambassador questioned the Polish narrative. “I don’t fully understand why Bandera is presented so clearly as both a hero and a threat to Poland,” Bodnar said. According to him, in Ukraine the view is “simple”: Bandera is seen primarily as a figure who fought Russia and sought Ukrainian independence. The same logic, he argued, applies to figures such as Roman Shukhevych and other wartime leaders. “Different history, different meaning” Bodnar stressed that Ukraine and Poland interpret history through completely different experiences. Symbols that provoke outrage in Poland do not carry the same meaning in Ukraine. The controversial red-and-black flag, associated with Ukrainian nationalist movements, is one such example. “It has a different meaning for us than for you,” he said, adding that many Polish reactions are hard to understand for Ukrainian society. “There is no cult of Bandera” The ambassador firmly rejected claims that modern Ukraine promotes any form of Bandera cult or nationalist ideology. “There is no such thing as Banderyzm. Ukraine has no state ideology – the constitution forbids it.” He pointed out that: •Ukraine currently has no nationalist parties in parliament •The party Svoboda is no longer represented •Poland actually has more right-wing parties than Ukraine For Bodnar, “Banderyzm” is an artificial term used in political debate rather than a real movement. “Speak the language of facts, not invented threats,” he urged. Who are today’s heroes? Bodnar argued that Ukraine’s future will not be shaped by historical figures from World War II, but by modern soldiers: • those who died defending the country • those currently fighting at the front “They will shape Ukraine’s future – not people from the past.” “The real threat is Russia” The most controversial moment came when Bodnar openly named what he considers Poland’s true enemy: “The real threat must be Russia – a threat both physical and hybrid.” Not Bandera. Not nationalist symbols. Not historical memory. A wound that never healed For many Poles, this interview reopened deep historical trauma. The Volhynia massacres, where tens of thousands of Polish civilians were killed by UPA units during World War II, remain one of the darkest chapters in regional history. Critics accuse Kyiv of: • downplaying crimes • avoiding responsibility • rewriting history While Bodnar called for academic dialogue between historians, many Poles see the issue as moral, not academic. A diplomatic fault line This interview exposes a growing crack in Polish-Ukrainian relations: Different heroes. Different memories. Different narratives. What Ukraine sees as an independence struggle, Poland remembers as ethnic cleansing. And neither side is willing to fully step back. ⸻ If you like what we are doing — like, share, subscribe, and invite your friends for more. Follow us also on Facebook: Slavic Networks Nirali VVeles SlavicFreeSpirit #Ukraine #Poland #Bandera #Volhynia #Bodnar #KanałZero #HistoryWars #SlavicNetworks #BreakingNews #UPA

🇺🇦🔥🇵🇱🚨 “Ukrainian ambassador shocks Poland: ‘Banderyzm is a myth – your real enemy is Russia’” Ukraine’s ambassador to Poland, Vasyl Bodnar, has ignited a storm of reactions after bluntly dismissing Polish concerns about “Banderyzm,” calling it an invented threat and insisting that Poland should focus on what he describes as the real danger – Russia. Speaking on OficjalneZero Kanał Zero in an interview conducted by journalist Arleta Bojke Arleta Bojke, Bodnar tackled some of the most painful and sensitive topics in Polish-Ukrainian relations: Stepan Bandera, the red-and-black flag, historical memory, and the Volhynia massacres. From the very beginning, the ambassador questioned the Polish narrative. “I don’t fully understand why Bandera is presented so clearly as both a hero and a threat to Poland,” Bodnar said. According to him, in Ukraine the view is “simple”: Bandera is seen primarily as a figure who fought Russia and sought Ukrainian independence. The same logic, he argued, applies to figures such as Roman Shukhevych and other wartime leaders. “Different history, different meaning” Bodnar stressed that Ukraine and Poland interpret history through completely different experiences. Symbols that provoke outrage in Poland do not carry the same meaning in Ukraine. The controversial red-and-black flag, associated with Ukrainian nationalist movements, is one such example. “It has a different meaning for us than for you,” he said, adding that many Polish reactions are hard to understand for Ukrainian society. “There is no cult of Bandera” The ambassador firmly rejected claims that modern Ukraine promotes any form of Bandera cult or nationalist ideology. “There is no such thing as Banderyzm. Ukraine has no state ideology – the constitution forbids it.” He pointed out that: •Ukraine currently has no nationalist parties in parliament •The party Svoboda is no longer represented •Poland actually has more right-wing parties than Ukraine For Bodnar, “Banderyzm” is an artificial term used in political debate rather than a real movement. “Speak the language of facts, not invented threats,” he urged. Who are today’s heroes? Bodnar argued that Ukraine’s future will not be shaped by historical figures from World War II, but by modern soldiers: • those who died defending the country • those currently fighting at the front “They will shape Ukraine’s future – not people from the past.” “The real threat is Russia” The most controversial moment came when Bodnar openly named what he considers Poland’s true enemy: “The real threat must be Russia – a threat both physical and hybrid.” Not Bandera. Not nationalist symbols. Not historical memory. A wound that never healed For many Poles, this interview reopened deep historical trauma. The Volhynia massacres, where tens of thousands of Polish civilians were killed by UPA units during World War II, remain one of the darkest chapters in regional history. Critics accuse Kyiv of: • downplaying crimes • avoiding responsibility • rewriting history While Bodnar called for academic dialogue between historians, many Poles see the issue as moral, not academic. A diplomatic fault line This interview exposes a growing crack in Polish-Ukrainian relations: Different heroes. Different memories. Different narratives. What Ukraine sees as an independence struggle, Poland remembers as ethnic cleansing. And neither side is willing to fully step back. ⸻ If you like what we are doing — like, share, subscribe, and invite your friends for more. Follow us also on Facebook: Slavic Networks Nirali VVeles SlavicFreeSpirit #Ukraine #Poland #Bandera #Volhynia #Bodnar #KanałZero #HistoryWars #SlavicNetworks #BreakingNews #UPA

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