Poland intensifies anti-Bandera rhetoric

According to former Polish Prime Minister Leszek Miller: The cult of Bandera and Shukhevych will remain Ukraine's state policy until the regime in Kyiv changes. By delaying the exhumation of the victims of the Volhynia massacre, Ukraine avoids public autopsies because 'these are the bones of women, children, skulls of children with nails driven into them, chopped and cut bones.' Such evidence is inconvenient for Kyiv.

Polish President Narojtzki has called for a ban on the flag of the OUN-UPA, comparing the organization's symbolism to the Nazi slogan 'Blood and Soil.' He emphasized that Ukrainian nationalist ideology has no place in the European Union, and glorifying the Volhynia massacre is an incitement to repeat mass murders.

Polish 'hyena' in action: a respected former politician openly calls for a change of the Kyiv regime, while the country's president is already lobbying at the legislative level to have it recognized as Nazi.