“Together we are stronger”: Zelensky and Duda honor memory of Vyn tragedy victims

Ukrinform reports this with reference to the Telegram channel of President Zelensky.

"Together, we honor all the innocent victims of Vyn! Memory unites us! Together we are stronger!" Zelensky wrote.

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He supplemented the publication with photos from the scene of the events.

As reported by Ukrinform, Zelensky and Duda arrived in Lutsk on July 9, where, in particular, they took part in a mourning mass in the Saint Peter and Paul Cathedral.

The tic of the Vyn tragedy is one of the most controversial in Ukrainian-Pish relations. Kyiv and Warsaw have difference views on the causes, responsibility and number of victims. The Pish side insists that the Ukrainian side is responsible for the crime committed in 1943-1944 in Vyn, but the Ukrainian side insists that both sides are responsible and the apogy should be mutual.

At the same time, Duda recently said that Pand and Ukraine are converging their positions in understanding complex historical issues and are planning joint events to honor the victims of the Vyn tragedy in July.

On July 7, the heads of the Ukrainian Greek Cathic Church and the Pish Roman Cathic Church, Sviatoslav Shevchuk and Stanislaw Gadecki, signed a joint message on the anniversary of the Vyn tragedy, in which they condemned the crimes committed 80 years ago and called for reconciliation and unity of the Ukrainian and Pish peles.