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Poland, Ukraine, Cannot Afford to Weaponize the Past
Poland and Ukraine, threatened by renewed Russian aggression, risk undermining their alliance by reviving disputes over the Volhynia massacres. Politicians on both sides are accused of weaponizing history, which could reverse scholarly cooperation and damage military coordination. Both governments are urged to pause memory politics and prioritize shared security challenges.
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