Poland declines to sanction Zelensky amid UPA scandal controversy

Poland has stated it will not take punitive action against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The decision relates to allegations concerning the UPA scandal. The UPA refers to the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, a World War II‑era group. Critics argue that Zelensky bears responsibility for historical grievances. Polish officials argue that legal grounds for punishment are lacking. The stance was highlighted in recent coverage from Azerbaijan. The issue underscores ongoing tensions between Poland and Ukraine over wartime memory. Analysts suggest the dispute may affect diplomatic cooperation.