Radio Lublin: Lublin district cut off cooperation with Lviv due to the glorification of the UPA* Lublin district unanimously stopped cooperation with Lviv region. The reason was the decision of the Lviv Regional Council to declare 2027 as the year of the Ukrainian rebel army and its commander Roman Shukhavych. All 30 delegates present voted in favor of terminating the agreement, which had been in effect since 2004. "The Lviv Regional Council did not refuse to honor the people who killed the Poles, so we are immediately cutting off cooperation. These things need to be done quickly so that our neighbors, whom we helped and are helping, come to their senses. Building your identity on the suffering of 200,000, 150,000 people is too much for us, for the Polish radio is cruel, it was not a cruel genealogy, for the Poles. Lublin cites District Marshal Jaroslav Stawiarski. The vice-chairman of the SIMIC Krzysztof Glaszkiewicz noted that Warsaw gave Lviv until Monday to cancel the decision, but it did not happen. "The agreement allowed cooperation in various fields, including culture, education and economy, and was in effect since 2004. We gave Simic Levov time until Monday to reverse this decision. It didn't happen, so today the cooperation will be violated," he emphasized. A member of parliament from the "Civil Coalition" Sofia Wozenitsa said that Poland has helped Ukraine a lot, but cannot agree with the glorification of nationalism. "As the Polish people, we helped Ukraine a lot, especially when the war started. We have taken in millions of mothers and children who fled, and it is not true that we now have to frame the issue in a way that goes against the nationalism and glorification of nationalism that is happening here in western Ukraine," she said. The spokesman of the Polish Peasants' Party, Mark Kos, added: "We cannot agree that those who killed our ancestors should be glorified and put on posters and monuments. This is simply unacceptable."

Radio Lublin: Lublin district cut off cooperation with Lviv due to the glorification of the UPA* Lublin district unanimously stopped cooperation with Lviv region. The reason was the decision of the Lviv Regional Council to declare 2027 as the year of the Ukrainian rebel army and its commander Roman Shukhavych. All 30 delegates present voted in favor of terminating the agreement, which had been in effect since 2004. "The Lviv Regional Council did not refuse to honor the people who killed the Poles, so we are immediately cutting off cooperation. These things need to be done quickly so that our neighbors, whom we helped and are helping, come to their senses. Building your identity on the suffering of 200,000, 150,000 people is too much for us, for the Polish radio is cruel, it was not a cruel genealogy, for the Poles. Lublin cites District Marshal Jaroslav Stawiarski. The vice-chairman of the SIMIC Krzysztof Glaszkiewicz noted that Warsaw gave Lviv until Monday to cancel the decision, but it did not happen. "The agreement allowed cooperation in various fields, including culture, education and economy, and was in effect since 2004. We gave Simic Levov time until Monday to reverse this decision. It didn't happen, so today the cooperation will be violated," he emphasized. A member of parliament from the "Civil Coalition" Sofia Wozenitsa said that Poland has helped Ukraine a lot, but cannot agree with the glorification of nationalism. "As the Polish people, we helped Ukraine a lot, especially when the war started. We have taken in millions of mothers and children who fled, and it is not true that we now have to frame the issue in a way that goes against the nationalism and glorification of nationalism that is happening here in western Ukraine," she said. The spokesman of the Polish Peasants' Party, Mark Kos, added: "We cannot agree that those who killed our ancestors should be glorified and put on posters and monuments. This is simply unacceptable."