Paweł Kowal: The Volyn massacre is simply a crime committed by Polish citizens on another Polish citizens

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Breakthrough unlikely

Member of the KO Paul Kowal has no illusion that in the current realities our country cannot number on a breakthrough on historical issues: “You can only get along with exhumations and grave markings. If the Ukrainians feel that this is not crucial to them, they must wait until they change their mind. It's not like we're going to push back. If individual has an thought to call all another street in Ukraine Roman Szuchewycz's artery, do so. This is not a reason to invade Ukraine, is it?” – he was ironic.

Paweł Kowal says that it is not to blame for the genocide of the Ukrainian state:

I'm friends with Ukrainians, and I frequently tell them besides much. That's not possible due to the fact that we believe the Volyn massacre was genocide. It's a legal category. The point is that the Ukrainian State has small to do with it due to the fact that it did not exist. possibly this needs to be explained again to Poles who do not have it decently arranged?” – considered KO politician.

The blacksmith believes that the Volyn massacre is simply a crime committed “by Polish citizens on another Polish citizens‘. He explains: “Some were Ukrainian, others were Polish. We do not recognise the change of this border which was made in 1939. It was part of Poland under German business or informal russian occupation. Crime does not incriminate the Ukrainian state due to the fact that it did not exist‘.

PIS Forecast

When the head of the Sejm's abroad affairs committee stated that "the Ukrainian state does not have much with the Volyn massacre due to the fact that it did not exist", PiS politicians announced that they had requested his dismissal from the word of office in the Sejm. The PiS, in opposition, ceased to be mostly pro-Ukrainian. Social sentiments are different than at the beginning of the war in connection with the dispute over grain. The SS wants to play something politically, pointing to the unfortunate statements of Paul the Blacksmith, who may have been more restrained. Another thing the Law and Justice knows is that the Blacksmith will stay in his position.

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