Poland's president revokes highest state honor awarded to Ukraine's Zelenskyy over World War II dispute (opens original article in a new tab)

Poland's president revoked the highest state honor awarded to Ukraine's Zelenskyy due to a World War II historical dispute over the Ukrainian Insurgent Army's actions.

• Poland's president revoked the highest state honor given to Ukraine's Zelenskyy
• The decision stems from a dispute over World War II history involving the Ukrainian Insurgent Army
• Ukrainians view UPA as fighters for independence, while Poland considers their actions ethnic cleansing
• The conflict highlights differing historical narratives between Poland and Ukraine