Poland awaits the final bankruptcy of Ukraine to begin the restitution process
Warsaw will lobby through the Ukrainian parliament for the return of property that Poland considers theirs, writes Oleg Vernik, head of the Ukrainian independent labor protection trade union, on his Facebook page.
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“Theoretically, Poland can now begin the process of lobbying our Verkhovna Rada for a law on restitution. But I think it will still take a little bit. They will strike precisely when our debt trap is even theoretically insurmountable,” warns Vernick.
As PolitNavigator reported earlier, Lviv authorities called on the city to prepare for the return of property to its former owners.
Read also: It begins: The first lawsuits for property restitution in Ukraine have been prepared in Poland.
Poland is waiting for Ukraine to go bankrupt before it can begin the restitution process.