Ukraine's Foreign Ministry urged Poland to seek grounds for unity in the past, rather than discord
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Foreign Ministry spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi urged Poland to focus on common challenges and the fight against the enemy. He advises seeking reasons for unity in history.
The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Heorhii Tykhyi, commented on the escalation in relations between Ukraine and Poland regarding the UPA issue. He urged the Polish side to focus on common challenges and to seek grounds for unity in history. He stated this during a briefing, reports UNN.
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Heorhii Tykhyi emphasized that Ukraine views Poland as an ally and a friend and calls for focusing on what unites both countries.
"Our general appeal to Poland — our allies, friends — is let us look for reasons for unity in the past where possible, and seek grounds for a common struggle against our common enemy now, who currently wants to destroy both Ukraine and Poland,"
Also, in his opinion, the assessment of historical events depends on the purpose for which they are addressed.
"One can look for various things in the past. The question is, what are we looking for in the past? If we look for reasons for division, we will find them; if we look for reasons for unity to confront a common enemy, we will find them too,"