This in his microblog on Twitter, said Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Vasily Bodnar. He also noted quoting the words of the Foreign Minister of Poland Jacek Chaputovich that the issue would be historical relations between the countries, and the Polish side also intends to obtain permission from the Ukrainian authorities to conduct exhumations of the remains of the Poles who were killed and buried in Ukraine, in particular during the Volyn tragedy. Also, Poland wants to clarify the law to Ukraine with a ban on "banderism" - changes in the law on the National Memory Institute of Poland.

In this case, Glinsky before the meeting stated that the negotiations could be more difficult in connection with the adopted amendments to the law on the INP.

In turn, Rosenko said that Ukraine wants to get from Poland not only an explanation of the scandalous law, but also expects that it will be changed.

Recall, the President of Poland Andrzej Duda on Thursday, February 15, sent a law on the National Memory Institute to the Constitutional Court of the country.

As reported URA-Inform, the President of Poland Andrzej Duda before sending to the Constitutional Court a statement on the study of the compliance of the law on the Institute of National Memory with the Constitution of the country, protested certain provisions.