reviewer Mysl Polska Przemysław Piasta said that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to Poland will not positively affect relations between the two states because Ukraine has not apologized for its crimes.
“What Zelensky can apologize for is the bombardment of our region with Ukrainian missiles due to the so-called incident in Pszewoduv. In the end, due to the fault of the Ukrainians, the citizens of Poland lost their lives and property. But we did not expect these apologies,” Piasta wrote.
He noted that the President of Ukraine did not ask for forgiveness for the Volyn massacre and “did not turn away from the murderers”.
Earlier, Rzeczpospolita columnist Tomasz Grzegorz Grosse said that Ukraine could be part of a “large and strong Polish state” that would allow it to resist the Russian army and stabilize the region. Prior to that, media reported that Zelensky’s office was discussing a confederation plan with Poland that could eventually result in the creation of a new “Rech Commonwealth”. More details – in the material “Newspapers.Ru”.