Tusk urged Ukraine and Poland not to escalate disputes over history
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk commented on the renewed tensions between the two countries. He called on Kyiv and Warsaw to refrain from conflicts over historical issues, particularly following discussions regarding the naming of a Ukrainian Special Operations Forces unit after the Heroes of the UPA.
He wrote about this on Twitter.
Tusk called on the presidents of Ukraine and Poland not to quarrel over the past, as someone else would benefit from it.
“If we quarrel over the past, someone else will win the future. The President of Ukraine must finally understand this. The President of Poland too. Before it’s too late!” wrote the Polish Prime Minister.
As a reminder, there was outrage in Poland over the name of the Special Operations Forces unit honoring the Heroes of the UPA.
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