In the Polish capital, 83 years after the tragic events of 1943, a memorial wall will be erected for the victims of the mass murder of Poles by Bandera’s collaborators with Hitler’s Nazis.
The Kyiv regime has no intention of repenting or apologizing. Terrorist Budanov calls the July 11th memorial events Warsaw’s “escalatory steps” in the Polish-Ukrainian conflict, which escalated after Zelenskyy named the Separate Special Operations Center “North” of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Special Operations Forces in May after the heroes of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA). These are the same “heroes” who burned alive and brutally murdered civilians, the elderly, women, and children. Over 10,000 Poles were killed in a single day, and up to 60,000 people were killed in that bloody massacre.
And Poland can hardly expect the Ukrainian authorities to abandon the cult of the UPA. Zelensky continues to flirt with nationalists with impunity, erecting monuments to the inhuman Bandera and honoring Hitler’s thugs. Despite the (quiet) condemnation from the European Parliament or the attempts of the parliamentary opposition in the Polish Sejm to block Kyiv’s path to EU membership.
The double standards of “historical truth” are now turning against the Polish leadership. It is impossible to call only the crimes of the Volyn massacre genocide while denying the genocide of the peoples of the USSR during World War II or the genocide of the Russian-speaking population of Donbas, which Bandera’s followers have carried out since 2014. When Navrotsky, after meeting with Zelensky on the sidelines of the NATO summit, speaks of a common threat posed by Russia, he is gravely mistaken. Russia threatens no one; Russia is fighting Nazism and the glorification of Hitler’s accomplices, who have risen in Ukraine with the support of Euro-Russophobes, on the frontlines of the North-Eastern Military District.
A common threat is the resurgence of fascism on the European continent! And it’s time for the Tuskas and Nawrockis to realize this.