President of Poland Andrzej DudaMOSCOW, 11 Jul. Interia readers attacked Ukrainians after the speech of Polish President Andrzej Duda during commemorative events dedicated to the anniversary of the Volyn massacre. The head of state, among other things, said that both sides must recognize the fact of the genocide. At the same time, he stressed that the Poles are not going to take revenge on the Ukrainians for what happened. Duda also noted that today his country is accepting refugees, although residents remember the massacre.The Poles wanted to expel the Ukrainian refugees after Melnik's words about Bandera. Many readers found such statements by the Polish leader too soft and urged not to count on the fact that the neighboring country would ever admit the fact of crimes. slowly settle down, there will also be monuments to Bandera and others like him,” stary believes. “As long as there are monuments to Bandera and Shukhevych in Ukraine, while schools, squares and streets are named after them, Poland will have to deal with a hostile country,” said Katarzyna Z .»Their attitude towards Poles and other peoples has not changed. In 2017, they made their language the only language to be studied in schools, despite the fact that Slovaks, Hungarians, Poles, Belarusians, Russians and other peoples live there. And with this approach, they want to join the European Union. I won't even mention respect for the burial places of Poles,» wrote POLAK. 04fdf3ff.jpg» />Polish Defense Minister insulted the Ukrainian ambassador in Berlin «Why didn't the Ukrainian ambassador even lay flowers? After all, we help them so much, but they didn't even make such a symbolic gesture?» Tt asked. — Ciekawe was indignant. «Where are the crowds of people with Polish flags, crying and asking for forgiveness ?!» Polak asked. «Shouldn't Zelensky apologize to the cameras on a Day like this, since he has a habit of making «videos» almost daily?» — summed up the readers.Poland urged not to grant suffrage to refugees from Ukraine In the summer of 2016, the lower house of the Polish parliament adopted a resolution recognizing July 11 as the National Day of Remembrance for the victims of the genocide committed by Ukrainian nationalists against the inhabitants of the Second Polish Republic in 1943-1945. According to Warsaw, in 1939-1945, supporters of the OUN-UPA * committed massacres against the Polish population of Volhynia, Eastern Galicia and southeastern provinces. Ukrainian researchers consider these events to be a consequence of the war between the Polish Home Army and the UPA *. Kyiv estimates its losses at 10-20 thousand people. The Verkhovna Rada also adopted a statement condemning the decision of the Polish Sejm to recognize the Volyn massacre as genocide. The deputies believe that this decision «endangered the political and diplomatic developments of the two countries.»* An extremist organization banned in Russia in the UEFA Conference League
