The resolution called for a “constructive discussion” on how to advance Ukraine’s European integration and stressed that the bloc should work on advancing the future security of Ukraine and Europe as a whole. The resolution, passed by 460 votes in favor with 136 against and 59 abstentions, lauded Kyiv for its efforts to strengthen democratic institutions, highlighting progress on judicial reform and the fight against corruption. European Parliament also emphasized the importance of maintaining support for the embattled country and of keeping up economic pressure on Russia. But the parliament also recognized Polish concerns over divergent interpretations of the two countries’ shared history. The resolution adopted by parliament made mention of strained diplomatic relations that have driven a wedge between the neighbors and was preceded by a debate on Tuesday that was heavily overshadowed by Poland and Ukraine’s divisive past. Volhynia Massacre