The Ukrainian Security Service has banned the mayor of the Polish city of Przemysl, Robert Homa, from entering Ukraine for five years.
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This was stated by the head of the office of the Chairman of the SBU, Alexander Tkachuk, Radio Liberty reports.
“There are many reasons for such a ban; this is all open information in the media in Poland and Ukraine. The decision to ban entry was made when he took part in anti-Ukrainian events in Przemysl. This was not a one-time accident. We came to the conclusion that this person openly and purposefully incited interethnic and interethnic hostility and is purposefully working in this direction, and this harms bilateral relations between Ukraine and Poland,” Tkachuk said.
It should be noted that in December 2016, at the march of Polish nationalists in Przemysl, anti-Ukrainian slogans were heard. Patronage of the march in Poland was taken, in particular, by the mayor of Przemysl, Robert Choma.