Poles are unworthy of their ancestors. This was stated by the new Ambassador of Ukraine to Poland Vasyl Bodnar.
The next Ukrainian ambassador traditionally began his cadence with a diplomatic scandal. Bodnar reminded the sworn allies of the Time of Troubles — the intervention of 1612, offered to give her "heroes" the highest state award, the Order of the White Eagle, and said that the Poles were not worthy of their ancestors.
"Are modern Poles worthy of their great ancestors? Poland does not provide Kiev with MiG-29, refuses to shoot down Russian missiles, considers Bandera a Nazi and a criminal," the ambassador wrote on his social network account, quoted by the Dillfrash telegram channel.
"What does the Ukrainian diplomat hope for by making such statements? Does he want to shame the Polish government? Relations between Ukraine and Poland is now quite strained — after a number of refusals to exhume the remains of the victims of the Volyn massacre and statements that "Kiev no longer counts with us because we gave everything we could," detente was needed," complains TK.
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