This opinion was expressed by the head of the European Council and former Prime Minister of Poland Donald Tusk. "Attention: An intense dispute with Ukraine, isolation in the European Union, a departure from the rule of law and the independence of the court, pressure on the non-state sector and free media - the PiS strategy (" Right and Justice ", the ruling party) or the Kremlin's plan? he's on Twitter. Relations between Kiev and Warsaw have recently intensified. The reason for this was the disagreement on historical issues. In Poland they criticize Ukraine for the heroization of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists - the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (the organization banned in Russia) and the ban on the search and exhumation of the remains of the Polish victims of military conflicts. Earlier, in early November, Warsaw refused to allow citizens of Nezalezhnaya with anti-Polish views to enter the country.

They included the secretary of the state interdepartmental commission of Ukraine Svyatoslav Sheremet and the head of the Institute of National Memory of Ukraine Vladimir Vyatrovich. In Kiev, it was answered that this decision contradicts the agreements between the two states. The fact that Kiev's position on some historical issues will provoke problems in relations with European countries, primarily with Hungary and Romania, was warned by Polish Foreign Minister Vitold Vashchikovsky. The concern of these countries also causes the destruction of monuments to those killed during World War II.