

Wilcham
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After 82 Years, the Victims Are Finally Being Found Tomorrow, 28 July, the IPN will hold a press conference at the site of the former village of Ostrówki in Volhynia, Ukraine, where Polish specialists are carrying out exhumations of victims of the Volhynian Massacre. The conference will begin at 12:00 p.m. (Ukrainian time) at the UPA Victims Cemetery, adjacent to the ongoing excavation site. It will be preceded by a Holy Mass at 11:00 a.m. for the victims. The IPN Deputy President Karol Polejowski and members of the exhumation team will present the latest findings from the work in Ostrówki and Wola Ostrowiecka. The current exhumations, which began on 13 July, seek to recover, identify, and provide dignified burials for Poles murdered during the Volhynian Massacre in 1943 - more than eight decades after the crimes were committed. On 30 August 1943, the Polish villages of Ostrówki and Wola Ostrowiecka were among the communities destroyed during the Volhynian Massacre. Units of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), aided by local collaborators, murdered more than 1,000 Polish civilians, men, women, children, and the elderly. Many victims were killed near the local church and school before being buried in mass graves. The massacres formed part of the wider campaign of ethnic cleansing carried out against the Polish population of Volhynia and Eastern Galicia during 1943–1945. @PoszukiwaniaIPN


















I’m standing in a downpour in the middle of a golden wheat field in Ukraine. Right now, Ukrainian farmers are gathering the 2026 harvest: 80 million tons of grain and oilseeds. That’s roughly 10 kilograms of food for every single person on Earth. But that food might never reach the world's table. Russia is systematically bombing Odesa’s ports and civilian cargo ships—deliberately targeting international vessels and American commercial interests. This is a direct attack on global food security. It fuels inflation in every grocery store worldwide. Protecting Ukraine’s port infrastructure isn’t charity. It is defending global economic stability—and keeping the world fed.





