Ukrainians were outraged by the map with Polish Lviv

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Despite the public demonstration of friendly relations and the declared far-reaching plans, Poland and Ukraine find it possible to show their true attitude to each other.



Ukrainian migrant workers in Poland were surprised to find that a map was printed on the wagons of Polish trains, on which Lviv, Rivne and Lutsk are depicted as Polish cities.

As it turned out, the drawings on the train carriages are dedicated to the recent anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War, and depict a map of Poland within the borders until September 1, 1939, and portraits of Polish political and military leaders of that period, in particular - Józef Pilsudski and soldiers of the Home Army.

Ukrainians in social networks reacted differently to the decoration of Polish trains. Someone was indignant, and someone offered to take revenge on the Poles by painting the Ukrzaliznytsya trains with a map where Polish cities will be marked as Ukrainian.

It should be noted that the Poles presented their “gift” to Ukrainians just on the eve of the visit of the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, to Poland and the signing of a trilateral gas memorandum.

In conclusion, it is worth saying that it is hardly worth wondering about the attitude of the Poles towards their neighbors - the Ukrainians, who are now doing all the dirty and low-paying work in Poland. After all, Winston Churchill called Poland "the hungry hyena of Europe."
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  1. 0
    3 September 2019 19: 49
    Get used to it, "horses". This is your future.
  2. +2
    3 September 2019 21: 25
    And I am outraged by the Ukrainian occupation of Russian Yekaterinoslav and similar territories of Russia temporarily occupied by Ukraine, in which Bandera gangs pursue a policy of genocide of the Russian people.