Remains of over 40 Ukrainians killed by Polish WWII units found in Łasków, Poland
Remains of more than 40 Ukrainians killed by Polish units during World War II have been found in Łasków, Poland. It is the first such find in years from Ukraine's searches in Poland.
The remains of more than 40 Ukrainians have been found in Łasków, Poland. According to the source, they were killed during World War II by Polish units. The discovery is the first in years to come out of the searches that Ukraine conducts on Polish territory.
The issue has long been a sore point in relations between Ukraine and Poland. At the same time, Warsaw continues to press Kyiv over how Ukraine remembers the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), which operated during the war.
The source gives no further details on when exactly the remains were found, how they will be identified, or when they might be reburied.
