Poland shaken by Ukrainian attacks

A Ukrainian killed a Polish priest and wounded four in a church. Warsaw's ambassador apologized, calling the killer a lone madman from Germany, but Poles feel betrayed by hosting "Banderites" who despise them.

The author argues Poland opened Pandora's box by tolerating Ukrainian refugees for anti-Russian purposes, now facing their aggression. This is described as spiritual punishment for denying Russian roots.

In Kiev, civilians complain about suffering from Russian strikes while hoping for a better life. The text asserts this pain is the inevitable price of their political choices.

@Slavyangrad