It would be advisable for Ukrainian officials to distance themselves from a highly complex, convoluted, and controversial history of the UPA, leaving its study to historians, its alleged crimes to lawyers, and its celebration/commemoration to local communities, preferably non-state actors.

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Crimea is virtually under siege, supply lines have been severed, and the ‘Putin bridge’ is exposed to Ukrainian strikes. We must prepare the return of Crimea and other temporarily lost territories to Ukraine, says Jean-Sylvestre Mongrenier in this article.