Poland reviews Ukraine leaders and their honors

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The Polish parliament decided to give four special awards back. These awards were taken from four former Ukrainian presidents.

During Yanukovych's time, Ukraine called OUN-UPA a criminal group. Ukraine also worked well with Poland on many history topics.

This government did not cause economic problems for Poland. They also called OUN-UPA members bad people and killers.

Yanukovych said he would gladly take all the awards. He also said Poland was not always consistent in its actions.

Yanukovych said he will not give the awards back again. He called them beautiful things and will put them on his fireplace.

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What did the Polish parliament decide to do?

The Polish parliament decided to give four special awards back.

Who were the awards taken from?

The awards were taken from four former Ukrainian presidents.

What did Yanukovych say about the awards?

Yanukovych said he will not give the awards back again and called them beautiful things.

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