In Poland, Another Damage to the UPA Monument Is Being Investigated
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In the Polish village of Białystok of Lublin Voivodeship, unknown people re-erected a monument on the grave of 41 soldiers of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army 07 September 2026
A monument in the village of Belostok has been vandalized on several occasions, and law enforcement agencies are considering, among other things, a version of a crime motivated by national hatred.
Unknown perpetrators damaged the monument and burial site of soldiers of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army in Białystok, Hrubieszów County.
The Ukrainian Insurgent Army monument near Hrubieszów has been vandalized once again. The latest incidents come just weeks apart.
The police are looking for the perpetrators of damage to the monument and burial place of soldiers of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army who died in the fight against the NKVD in 1946. The monument is located in Uroczysk Białystok in the Hrubieszów district.
Unknown people damaged the UPA monument in the Polish village of Bialystok, in the Grubeszew County of Lublin Voivodeship; police are looking for those involved.
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