EIR news reports:
European Parliament Tells Ukraine To Deal with Nazi Past More Discretely
The EU Russophobes may wonder why they can’t get their Ukraine proxy to fight Russia without the embarrassment of the ‘Nazi in the closet’ repeatedly making its appearance. However, yesterday they stipulated that they objected to the appearance, without denouncing the actual neo-Nazi problem in Ukraine.
Russia's FSB also stirred things up a little when they:
...brought another skeleton out of the closet, by releasing declassified documents which finally identified the UPA commander who operated as “Klim Savur” and “Okhrym” as one Dmitry Klyachkovsky. They identified him as one of the principal architects of the massacre of Poles. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said that the released document was a reminder to Warsaw that Poland is presently arming “the successors of the murderers of their own ancestors.”
But the most vociferous condemnation of Ukraine came from Polish MEP Ewa Zajaczkowska-Hernik, a member of the right-wing Patriots for Europe Group and a history teacher by training, delivered a scathing indictment of Ukraine’s glorification of the UPA.
As well as tearing up the UPA flag she focused her speech on the UPA war crimes record, stressing that a country worshipping such an organization does not belong in the EU.
“Over 360 ways to kill civilians. Sawing people alive, disemboweling pregnant women, impaling children on pitchforks”, she said, adding that Ukrainian nationalists killed not only Jews and Poles but also local Ukrainians.
“If Germany had named a unit after the SS heroes and erected monuments to Hitler, Himmler, Goebbels, or Eichmann, would you invite them to the [European] Union? No. You would call them neo-Nazis. And rightly so. There is no moral difference between honouring the SS and honouring the UPA.”
As a result she was added to the 'enemies of Ukraine' Myrotvorets website.
According to AI:
The Myrotvorets website has been linked to the deaths of individuals after their names were published, including journalists and political figures, but the exact number of people killed as a direct result of being listed is not definitively known. Some reports indicate that at least two individuals, Oleg Kalashnikov and Oles Buzina, were assassinated shortly after being added to the list.
Brave woman.