Poland No Longer Favor Open Borders for Ukrainians: Poles Recall Mass Killings (1943-45) Committed by the Nazi-allied Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA)

A Ukrainian citizen killed a priest and wounded others at a monastery in Jarosław, southeastern Poland.

The attack occurred amid a decline in public support for Ukrainians, a rise in street attacks and “Go home” slogans, and the enduring memory of the 1943–45 Volhynia massacres, which continues to shape how Poles view Ukrainians in their country.

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