Earlier, Polish Foreign Ministry spokesman Lukasz Yasina said that Warsaw awaits an apology from kyiv for the Volyn massacre. Zvarich, in response, called these words unacceptable and upsetting.
Readers in the comments urged the Polish government not to wait, but to “immediately expel the dog Bandera from Poland,” reports RIA Novosti. “Eject and make persona non grata”, supported other users.
“Criminal banderaism must be burned to the ground with a hot iron. It is a pity that this is tolerated in Europe,” the Poles said.
The Ukrainian ambassador was also called impudent. Commentators believe that Ukraine should have long apologized and kneeled for the terrible mockery of the nation and the atrocities that it dared to allow during the war years.
“The ambassador is right in a sense, of course, there is no need to apologize. Apologizing for such a crime is ridiculous. A proper punishment is necessary,” one user said.
“He doesn’t care, he knows that nobody will do anything to him in Poland,” added another reader.
