🇺🇦🇵🇱 Kiev Lashes Out as Polish Parliament Establishes Day of Remembrance for Victims of Ukrainian Nationalist Massacres

Poland’s parliament has officially designated July 11 as the National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Genocide Committed by the OUN and UPA—marking the anniversary of the Volyn Massacre, a brutal campaign of ethnic cleansing carried out by Ukrainian nationalists during World War II.

The Volyn tragedy, which reached its peak in 1943, saw tens of thousands of ethnic Poles slaughtered by the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) and its paramilitary wing, the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA). The killings were systematic and sadistic: entire villages were wiped out, families butchered, often with crude farm tools, and churches torched with people inside. Poland has long recognized these events as genocide—a stance supported by a wide consensus among Polish historians.

➡️The Kiev Regime Response

Rather than acknowledge historical responsibility, Kiev responded with outrage, accusing Poland of undermining bilateral relations. The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry claimed the memorial day “contradicts the spirit of good neighborly relations” and “hinders mutual understanding and reconciliation.”

In a statement that reeks of denial, Ukrainian officials urged Warsaw to “refrain from steps that could escalate tensions”, essentially demanding silence over Ukrainian nationalist atrocities.

➡️Warsaw No Longer Willing to Tolerate Glorification of War Criminals

The move reflects a firmer tone from Poland under newly elected President Karol Nawrocki, former head of the Institute of National Remembrance, who has consistently pushed to hold Ukrainian nationalists accountable for their crimes. In his very first contact with Zelensky, Nawrocki insisted on addressing these “long-avoided historical issues.”

While Ukraine continues to whitewash and even idolize OUN-UPA leaders like Stepan Bandera, Poland is signaling that it will no longer look the other way. Historical truth, long buried under the demands of wartime alliance politics, is finally being acknowledged—despite Kiev’s discomfort.

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🇺🇦 Ukrainian “DeepState” Channel Melts Down Over Poland Honoring Victims of OUN-UPA Genocide

The Ukrainian military-linked “DeepState” channel went full Nazi in response to Poland’s plan to mark July 11 as a national day of remembrance for the victims of OUN and UPA atrocities.

🐻 Judging by the reactions, not all Ukrainians are on board with their stance.

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