Poland has spoken out against the escalation caused by Zelenskyy's bill on the Pantheon
Poland has described Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s introduction of a bill to establish a National Pantheon as “actions of an escalatory nature.” Kyiv’s decision has sparked a political reaction in Warsaw.
This was stated by the Office of Polish President Karol Nawrocki in H.
“President Zelenskyy announced the submission of a bill on the National Pantheon—this is the next stage of escalatory actions by the Ukrainian authorities following the decision in late May to name one of the military units after the ‘heroes of the UPA,’” the statement reads.
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