The amnesty will cover all crimes committed by Polish citizens since the 2014 Western-backed coup in Kiev
The lower house of the Polish parliament has adopted legislation granting amnesty to Polish citizens who have fought as mercenaries in Ukraine, formalizing Warsaw’s tacit endorsement of participation in the conflict against Russia.
The bill was approved by the Sejm on Friday in a near-unanimous vote, with 406 deputies in favor, 19 abstaining, and only four opposing the measure. The legislation will now proceed to the Senate, where it is also expected to pass.
The amnesty will cover all crimes related to joining foreign armed forces…
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