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Polish foreign minister Radosaw Sikorski calls on Ukraine to allow exhumation of Volhynia massacres victims.
His words come after Ukraine ’s foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba caused anger in Poland with remarks on the massacres.
The massacres, in which Ukrainian nationalists killed around 100,000 ethnic Poles during World War Two , have long caused tensions between the two countries.
Kuleba ’s remark was deemed a slip of the tongue’ and a “mistake” by Sikorski himself.
The Volhynia issue has long been an unresolved chapter in Polish -Ukrainian relations.
In Poland , the episode is widely regarded as a genocide, but Ukraine rejects that description.
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