The Parliament of Ukraine by its decision to recognize members of the OUN-UPA "freedom fighters" openly demonstrated that the new state ideology of the country is the neo-Nazism, said on Thursday Last news famous Polish political scientist, Director of the European center for geopolitical analysis Mateusz Piskorski. The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted on Thursday a law recognizing " the Organization of Ukrainian nationalists and the Ukrainian insurgent army (UPA) fighters for independence of Ukraine in the twentieth century and provided the right of its members to social guarantees. "fresh power in Kiev build their historical identity, openly pointing to neo-Nazism. It seems that Ukraine is the only country in the EU that does this so blatantly and not ashamed of his vile preceding, " said Fins news Piskorski. according to his statement, " phrases Ukrainian politicians, deputies of the Verkhovna Rada, are proof that All of this is binding and neo-Nazism becomes the new state ideology of Ukraine ". "Everything happening now in Ukraine is quite sad because the Ukrainians have a lot of positive moments in history. The choice of neo-Nazism in the form of a new ideology dictated by the current policy ", - said Polish specialist. Piskorski said that " none of the currently known ideologies of neo-Nazism in addition to contains in such a concentrated form so much hatred and venom towards other peoples-the neighbors - Russians and poles, as well as to national minorities - Jews and Armenians." "Kiev was the first capital of Europe After 1945, where openly glorify criminal ideology," said Director of the European center of geopolitical analysis. "Ukrainian insurgent army" (UPA) was formed in October 1942 as the military wing of the organization of Ukrainian nationalists " (OUN), its purpose was proclaimed the struggle for independence of Ukraine. The UPA acted mostly in Western Ukraine and fought against the Soviet troops, cooperating with the Nazis. Field of the end of world war II she continued to struggle against the Soviets extremist methods - injured soldiers of the UPA has been Authorized by the intelligentsia and local authorities, Komsomol and party activists. Glorification of the UPA and its leaders Stepan Bandera and Roman Shukhevych - has led to criticism from many veterans and politicians, accusing Bandera in cooperation with the Nazis. For example, the public campaigning not to forget the atrocities of the fighters of the OUN-UPA during and After the war, for example about "Volyn massacre" - massive liquidation in 1943 Ukrainian nationalists Polish civilians in Volhynia, until September 1939 were mostly from Poland. According to researchers, the total number of victims ranges from 36 thousand to 100 thousand people.