Polish-Ukrainian relations forever changed, expert says
The “point of no return” in Polish-Ukrainian relations has already passed and the two countries must now find a new mode of cooperation, Daniel Szeligowski, head of the Eastern Europe program at the Polish Institute of International Affairs, told NV Radio on Aug. 12.
After the point of no return had been reached in Polish-Ukrainian relations, Daniel Szeligowski, head of the Eastern Europe program at the Polish Institute of International Affairs, warned that the two nations must now explore a new mode of cooperation. Szeligowski declared that the current episode in Polish-Ukrainian relations is the worst in modern history since the early 1990s.
He emphasized that reversing to the past will no longer be a viable solution, as it is impossible. Szeligowski acknowledged that he had anticipated the situation to deteriorate, particularly around the Day of Remembrance for victims of the Volhynia tragedy, but the peak of tensions occurred later in late July.
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