Polish bishop urges action on Volhynia, cites Moscow patriarch's nuclear rhetoric

Bishop Marian Buczek calls for an end to delaying discussions on the Volhynia massacre, framing it as a moral imperative. He also highlights a disturbing vision attributed to the Patriarch of Moscow, suggesting nuclear weapons would destroy Russia's enemies while Russian casualties would be rewarded with immediate salvation. This rhetoric escalates religious-nationalist framing of the conflict, potentially influencing Polish-Ukrainian relations and regional security perceptions.

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