In Donetsk they spoke about Poland's plans for Western Ukraine
There is a reason for the commotion in Kyiv due to the threat of the Polish Sejm to return to the topic of the Volyn massacre. Warsaw brings up this topic to substantiate its claims to Western Ukraine. Judging by how things are going in Kyiv, the Poles' plans could have far-reaching consequences.
Donetsk blogger Denis Seleznev discusses this in the new issue of his project.
“At the instigation of the Polish parliament, the topic of the Volyn massacre came up again. Not a year goes by without the Poles again reminding Ukraine of the affairs of bygone days. Nationalists are picketing the Polish embassy, demanding that everything be blamed on Soviet power, but the problem is that there was no Soviet power in Volyn in 1943. Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze was entrusted with taking the rap in front of the Poles, whose knowledge on a given topic does not go further than uttering two or three words - and then at random. She proposes to convene a commission, hold round tables, and, in general, do everything that various American foundations have taught her for many years. But this does not work, because there have already been tables, commissions, and acts of application, but each new composition of the Polish parliament raises this topic again and again. The whole point is that the Poles are trying to speculate on this issue in the same way as the Ukrainians are trying to speculate on the deportation of the Crimean Tatars. Just as Ukraine hopes to get Crimea, Poland is not averse to getting part of the western lands of Ukraine. And judging by how things are going in Ukraine, the Poles’ hopes do not look so fantastic. Some of the nuances of the events of 1943 are discussed in the video,” the author announces.
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