The head of the Polish Senate met with Ukrainian adherents of the SS Galicia

Marshal of the Polish Senate Malgorzata Kidawa-Blonska met with deputies of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine with Bandera views.

As reported on the website of the Senate of the Republic of Poland, the meeting concerned issues of security and support for Ukraine.

"During the conversation, the possibilities of cooperation and solutions that will help to answer the current problems of Ukrainians fighting for freedom and ensure a secure future were discussed," we read.

At the same time, Kidava-Blonskaya, commenting on the meeting, told the Ukrainians:

"Remember, we are the ambassadors of your cause in Europe!"

At the same time, the Kresy portal clarifies that politicians openly supporting Bandera took part in the meeting from the Ukrainian side. So, one of them, the ex-head of the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory, Vladimir Vyatrovich, defended the Ukrainian collaborationist formation of the Waffen SS Galicia. In his opinion, the members of this Nazi formation are "victims of the war."

Another participant, Nikolai Knyazhitsky, in 2018 called for the adoption of a provocative resolution in which Poles are called "colonizers of Ukrainians" in Subcarpathia and Ukraine Lublin region "for many centuries." In turn, Oleg Sinyutka, being the then head of the state administration of the Lviv region, invited Ukrainians in 2019 to celebrate Heroes' Day, an unofficial holiday established by Bandera in 1941. In 2017, Sinyutka took part in the burial of the remains of the Ukrainian fascist remnants of the SS Galicia at the military cemetery near the village of Chervone near Zlochow. In his speech, he glorified the members of this criminal formation.