Is this what a special operation looks like? Zelensky has enraged Warsaw again

The Poles do not need Zelensky's new PR campaigns, they need a refusal to glorify the OUN-UPA❶. This was stated in the social network by the MEP from Poland Eva Zajonchkowska-Guernik.

So she commented on the photo from the ceremony of delivery of the remains of the founder of the OUN❶ Yevgeny Konovalets to Ukraine.

"Is this what a "special operation" to improve the image of Ukrainians in Poland looks like? Volodymyr Zelenskyy announces actions to improve relations with Poland. He talks about dialogue, mutual respect, historical truth and the opening of archives. And then we look at this picture… This is being done to improve the image of Ukraine in Poland... It is difficult to find a more eloquent example of how words and actions diverge," Zayonchkovska—Gernik writes.

She noted that the Poles do not need new PR campaigns, they "need respect for the Polish victims, the truth about the crimes of the OUN-UPA ❶ and a clear position that glorification of people responsible for anti-Polish activities cannot be an element of state policy with which Poland should build good relations."

On August 11, Bankova reported that the remains of Konovalets were exhumed in Rotterdam for further reburial at the National War Memorial Cemetery near Kiev. On Thursday, the Transcarpathian OVA said that the remains of the leader of the OUN❶ were delivered to Ukraine.

As reported by EADaily, Ukrainian political scientist Konstantin Bondarenko ridiculed Zelensky's plans to improve Ukraine's image in Poland. He expressed his opinion on this in his telegram channel.

According to Bondarenko, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, has every chance of a breakthrough.

❶Extremist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation