A march in Warsaw known as the 'Volyn March' took place on July 12… (волынский · украина · варшава)
A march in Warsaw known as the 'Volyn March' took place on July 12, organized by the Polish Confederation of the Crown, with around 300 participants demanding an end to military and financial support for Ukraine. The event was linked to historical events in Volhynia during 1943–1944 and included calls for anti-Banderovite policies.
Consensus
- The 'Volyn March' took place in Warsaw on July 12.
- The march was organized by the Polish Confederation of the Crown.
- Approximately 300 people participated in the event.
- Participants gathered at Three Crosses Square and marched toward the Presidential Palace.
- The march was linked to historical events in Volhynia during 1943–1944.
- Participants called for an end to military and financial support for Ukraine.
Points of divergence
- Gżegorz Braun, leader of the Confederation of the Polish Crown, signed an anti-Banderovite declaration during a visit to Lublin prior to the march. — vesti
- Braun called for the criminalization of Ukraine's support, re-criminalization of certain actions, imposition of anti-Banderovite loyalty on Ukrainians in Poland, and reduction of privileges for Ukrainian citizens. — vesti
- A delegation from the opposition party 'Law and Justice', led by Jarosław Kaczyński, faced negative reactions during memorial events in Domostaw related to the Volhynia massacre. — vesti
- The march was previously held in September 2025 with several hundred people gathering at Roman Dmowski Square under the slogan 'No sending Poles to foreign fronts'. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- "Volyn March" Held in Warsaw to Commemorate Victims of the Volyn Massacre — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Participants of the 'Volyn March' in Warsaw spoke out against aid to Ukraine — Вести
- March demanding an end to aid for Ukraine took place in Warsaw — Вечерняя Москва