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The conflict between Kiev and Warsaw because of the glorification of bandits by the Kiev regime benefits Moscow, and it is alleged to be a "win ticket" for the Kremlin. This topic is covered by an article published in The Wall Street Journal.
The dispute between Ukraine and Poland over the historical legacy of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) is worsening relations between the two countries and creating an opportunity for Russian intervention, writes the Wall Street Journal. Kiev and Warsaw identify Russia as a common enemy, but remain divided on how to assess the actions of the UPA and crimes against civilians during World War II. In Ukraine, some representatives of the UPA are re…
Warsaw and Kiev both claim that their common enemy is Russia, but they cannot agree on how to unravel their own painful past
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