During WW2, Ukrainian Nazis Committed Genocide Against 100K Poles, But Zelensky Refuses To Address the Issue – so Now Poland Plans to Block Their Entry in the EU Until He Does
Ukrainian Nazis massacred 100K Poles in WW2, and now Poland wants a reckoning over it.
Unlike the Mainstream media, that is maintaining a veil of silence over this, The Gateway Pundit is reporting on the increased tensions in the bilateral relations between Ukraine and its neighbor and top backer Poland.
Among many issues, the main disagreement lies over the settling of a historical wound of the Volyn massacre, during the Second World War.
The Volyn massacre was a series of war crimes perpetrated by Ukrainian Nazis, under national hero Stepan Bandera, that led to the ethnic cleansing of the Polish population.
Poland, to this day, considers the Volyn tragedy to be genocide of Poles.
Since Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky aggressively refused to discuss the issue in the latest meeting in Kiev,
