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3:49Now PlayingA decades-old WWII tragedy has returned to the spotlight as Russia releases newly declassified archives linked to the Volhynia massacre, while Poland moves forward with plans for a major memorial wall in Warsaw honoring victims.
The documents released by Russian authorities claim to detail atrocities allegedly committed by the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) during the 1940s. Poland continues to call the Volhynia massacres a genocide against ethnic Poles, while the issue remains a sensitive point in modern Poland-Ukraine relations.
The renewed historical dispute comes as Warsaw and Kyiv remain strategic partners amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, creating a difficult balance between wartime cooperation and unresolved memories from the past.
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