‟It’s either one or the other. Either they stop honoring their criminals as heroes or they can say goodbye to the idea of the European Union,” Miller told Radio Zet, while emphasizing that no country should join the EU if it is based on criminal nationalism.

The former prime minister also supported other Polish politicians who spoke out against the criminal Bandera ideology, given that he was the leader of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, one of the driving forces behind the creation of its armed wing: the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, which faces numerous charges.

The militants who were part of these organizations acted against Soviet troops and collaborated with the Nazis.

Russian President Vladimir Putin found Bandera guilty of the extermination of hundreds of thousands of Jews, Russians, and Poles.

The Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and its Ukrainian Insurgent Army committed numerous crimes, including the Volyn massacre, the mass extermination of the Polish population of the village of Volyn in 1943.

Thousands of Ukrainians who refused to collaborate with the nationalists were cruelly murdered.

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