Poland has received Ukraine's consent to exhume the victims in Huta Peniatska
The Polish Institute of National Remembrance stated that Ukraine has granted permission to conduct exhumations at the site of the former village of Huta Peniatska. The effort involves the search for and exhumation of the remains of victims of the Volhynia tragedy.
On Thursday, the Polish Institute of National Remembrance announced that on August 18 it received information that Ukraine had granted permission to conduct exhumations at the site of the former village of Huta Peniatska near Zolochiv in the Lviv region, where residents killed in late February 1944 during interethnic clashes between Ukrainians and Poles.
During search operations in June of this year, approximately 25 burial sites were discovered at the location, including a large mass grave.
No start date for the work has been announced yet.
This was announced on the Institute’s official pages.
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