Top Ukrainian officials return Polish awards in WWII dispute (opens original article in a new tab)

Top Ukrainian officials returned Polish awards after President Zelenskyy was stripped of Poland's highest honour over a dispute about naming a military unit after a group accused of WWII massacres of Poles. Poland's president cited the Ukrainian Insurgent Army's crimes against Poles, while Ukrainian officials criticized the move as aiding Russia.

• Top Ukrainian officials return Polish awards after Zelenskyy stripped of top honour
• Zelenskyy named a military unit after UPA, accused of WWII massacres of Poles
• Poland's president stripped Zelenskyy of Order of the White Eagle over UPA naming
• Ukrainian officials called Poland's decision a 'strategic mistake' and 'gift to Moscow'