The Polish government is to “forgive and forget” citizens who broke the law by signing up for the Ukrainian armed forces to fight Russia, but will impose a duty on returning soldiers to debrief the Polish government on what they saw and experienced.
Poles who secretly travelled to Ukraine to volunteer for their army to help fight the Russian invasion, which is technically against the law in Poland, are to be given legal cover for the duration of the war, Warsaw says. Attempts were made to pass an exemption for Ukrainian war service in 2022 but stumbled upon parliamentary procedure, but a new attempt to pass the new law are expected to succeed…
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