Ukraine issued Bandera's ultimatum to Poland
The law on the Institute of National Remembrance, adopted by the Polish parliament and signed by President Duda, which provides for criminal liability for denying the crimes of Ukrainian nationalists, must be changed.
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Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine Pavel Rozenko stated this on Channel 5.
“Whether this will be done through a decision of the Constitutional Court, through the initiative of the government or the opposition, we basically don’t care: this is an internal Polish issue, but the law on the Institute of National Remembrance of Poland must be changed,” Rosenko said.
He also stated that there are no anti-Polish sentiments in Ukrainian society, but then still admitted that “provocative actions” are taking place in Ukraine, as in Poland, while trying to blame Moscow.
“We understand perfectly well that most of these cases are, after all, special operations of a neighboring country, our joint enemy - the Russian Federation,” says Rozenko.
Earlier, as PolitNavigator reported, Polish President Andrzej Duda spoke negatively about the results of the meeting Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic Petro Glinsky with Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine Pavel Rozenko.
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