Ukraine and Poland have agreed exhumation work in Lviv and in the Polish village

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Ukraine allowed Poland to carry out exhumation work on the dead Polish servicemen buried in the former village of Zboyskaya (now within Lviv), and Ukraine has been granted permission for similar work in the village of Yurechkova.

Source: “European Truth” with reference to the Ministry of Culture and Strategic Communications

Details: It is reported that on June 11, Ukraine granted the Polish side to carry out exhumation works of Polish servicemen buried in 1939, buried in the territory of the former village of Zboyskaya (now within Lviv).

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Poland, in turn, gave Ukraine permission to conduct search and exhumation works in the village of Yurechkova.

Ukraine is expecting such works to start.

Prehistory:

• The issue of exhumation for years has been an apple of discord in relations between Ukraine and Poland. The Polish authorities, headed by Donald Tusk, stood on Kiev demanding to cancel the moratorium.
• At the end of April in the Ternopil region, in the territory of the now -existing village of Puzhniki, the remains of the Poles who died in 1945 began to exhumulate.
• Recently, the Seimas of Poland has introduced the Day of Remembrance of the Ethnic Purre in Volyn as a Day of Remembrance of the Victims of “Genocide, the OUN and the UPA in the eastern territories of the Second Polish Republic”, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine criticized this step.