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The Lviv Regional Council adopted a resolution designating 2027 as the year of the UPA and its commanders, which was met with an immediate reaction from the Polish authorities.
The Lviv Regional Council announced 2027 as the year of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, or UPA, and its commander Roman Shukhevych and Oleg Olzhych, an activist of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists - OUN. This decision was made on Tuesday at the plenary meeting of the Lviv Regional Council, which is the equivalent of the Polish provincial assembly. The resolution was announced on the Council's official website. However, late on Tuesday evening, this resolution disappeared from the Lviv Oblast website.
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Marcin Bosacki said today on TVN24 that "we have a promise from President Zelenskiy's closest associates that this decision will not enter into force." However, Poland is waiting for Ukraine's official reaction.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Deputy Prime Minister Radosław SIkorski announced that he had signed an application to be included in the list of undesirable persons in the Republic of Poland against the councilor of Lviv, who was the applicant.
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