The first burial of Polish victims exhumed from a World War II massacre has taken place in western Ukraine. The ceremony marks a significant step as Kyiv and Warsaw seek to overcome tensions over one of the most painful chapters in their shared history. DW’s Grzegorz Szymanowski reports from the site.
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00:00 Victims of Volhynia massacre laid to rest
00:34 Report: exhumations in Ostrówki and the search for WWII victims
00:47 Leon Popek, historian talks to DW News
01:30 The 1943 killings and the legacy of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA)
02:19 Zelenskyy, Poland and a growing diplomatic dispute
02:59 Political tensions, hate crimes and fears for the Poland-Ukraine alliance
03:36 Calls for truth, remembrance and unity against Russia
04:34 Grzegorz Szymanowski, DW Correspondent, on the burial ceremony in Ostrówki
05:48 How historical disputes are affecting the Poland-Ukraine partnership
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