Zelensky releases Volhynia massacre files — expert calls it a de-escalation move

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky decided to share files on the Volhynia massacre with Poland, a move that surprised many Poles. War correspondent Mateusz Lachowski, speaking on Wirtualna Polska's "Newsroom", described it as a de-escalation attempt. He noted Ukraine's internal political crisis and personnel reshuffles as important context for the decision.

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