Today marks the anniversary of the Volhynian Bloody Sunday, the day where the attacks of Banderite militias and the genocide of innocent peasants in Polish Volhynia peaked. Around 99 villages were burnt down, their inhabitants brutally murdered. Historians say that this was one of the darkest days of WW2 for the Polish nation. In 2016 this day was officially declared the National Day of Remembrance of the victims of the Genocide of Citizens of the II Polish Republic committed by Ukrainian Nationalists.
One interesting note about this day is that the local Armia Krajowa detachment sent a delegation of three men to try and negotiate a ceasefire and end of hostilities with the Banderites. They were all murdered, presumably by being torn apart by horses.
Of course, a lot of Ukrainians deny any of this. This is why we never will be their friends and why they will never enter the EU or NATO.
So when you see an Ukrainian claiming that they would "never" carry out anti-Russian genocide in Donbass or anywhere else in Novorossiya, remember that they did it and more decades ago to their very neighbours

Didn't read, please keep the war going, I love seeing R*ssians get droned.

My webm folder must grow.

>>63969508 (OP)
You fags chimped out on every single one of your neighbors after WW1; it's no surprise that no-one liked you. Learn from your ancestor's mistake.

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>>63969508 (OP)
Fascinating. This is clearly a result of Russian/Soviet occupation of the area and the imperialist Russification attempts, which resulted in these nationalistic outbreaks.
We must maintain sovereign and independent nations and their peaceful cooperation to stop future tragedies like this, which means we must demliltarize the imperialist Musscovite regime.