Rzeczpospolita writes about this.
As noted, in the 50s of the twentieth century, an agreement was concluded between Poland and Czechoslovakia on border delimitation. Then Poland transferred 1205 hectares of land to Czechoslovakia, and received 837 hectares. After the collapse of Czechoslovakia, the Czech Republic had to regulate its border with Poland. Then Prague offered the Polish authorities financial compensation, but Warsaw refused it.
In 2014, the Czech Republic compiled a list of lands ready to transfer to Poland, but subsequently withdrew this document.
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Affairs of Poland, Piotr Vavrzhik, in response to a request from Kraevsky, said that the state would try to resolve this issue with the Czech Republic. They hope that the situation may change after the elections in the Czech Republic.
MEP from Poland Jan Olbricht criticized the actions of the pro-government party. He believes that questions about territorial claims against the Czech Republic are inappropriate at a time when Russia has carried out a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Recall that the Czechs send Ukraine 1968 symbolic crowns each – they do not want a neighborhood with Russia.
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