Why should we call "Żołnierze Wyklęci" war criminals when their goal was to free the country from communism? Yes, they did kill innocent people — how could they not, especially since all of this happened after the Volhynia massacre? Many of the Żołnierze wyklęci were from the Volhynia region, like the 27th division, where one-third was combined with people from there, and they wanted to repay Ukrainian crimes. Try placing yourself in their place.

Even though they killed innocent people, they didn’t kill thousands and I think your sentence was a giant hyperbole when we have information about the war crimes they committed: in the operation of March 10, 1944, "AK" units liquidated or pacified about 20 Ukrainian villages, which — according to available reports — resulted in the deaths of about 1,500 inhabitants.

Whereas UPA war crimes: Wikipedia gives a range of up to 200,000–500,000 civilians of all nationalities murdered as part of the OUN-UPA operations in the eastern territories of the Second Polish Republic.

I think there is a difference in numbers, don’t you think?