- Tense diplomatic row erupts over historical accountability regarding WWII massacres against Poles.
- Karol Nawrocki stripped the President of Ukraine of their honor, while Donald Tusk warned that this episode pleased Vladimir Putin.
- Warsaw holds UPA responsible for mass killings amid a dispute over historical memory and state awards.
The President of Poland has taken action to revoke a past award given to Zelenskyy, citing a dispute over WWII massacres.
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The President of Poland has taken action to revoke a past award given to Zelenskyy, citing a dispute over WWII massacres.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Amid the ongoing process of award revocation, President Zelenskyy has publicly criticized the President of Poland regarding the decoration stripping.Sub-event
President of Poland takes action to revoke award given to Zelenskyy due to dispute over WWII massacres.1 source
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Warsaw holds UPA responsible for mass killings amid a dispute over historical memory and state awards.Also in this story
- Poland revoked a state honor due to an intensifying dispute over WWII history.
- President of Poland confers and revokes state honors regarding Ukraine, emphasizing cooperation as a security guarantee.
- Leaders, including Kyrylo Budanov, announce they are renouncing or giving up state awards related to the ongoing disputes.
- Poland continues to support Ukraine's defense while President Nawrocki takes action regarding the UPA naming dispute, prompting warnings from Donald Tusk about Russian exploitation.
Within Tense diplomatic row erupts over historical accountability regarding WWII massacres against Poles.