Poles protest in 22 cities as attacks on Ukrainians escalate
The demonstrations followed a Friday petition drive that gathered more than 11,000 signatures demanding government action.
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The Hill: US Army fired general leading its Poland-based corps that coordinates support to Ukraine. Former official cites drinking problem
The US Army abruptly removed Lt. Gen. Charles Costanza, head of V Corps, which coordinates support to Ukraine and anchors NATO's eastern flank.
Nawrocki: where “Muscovites are beaten,” Poland helps. Russian Foreign ministry hits back
Poland's president says Warsaw's interest is that Ukrainians "fight as long as possible"
Russia’s planes probed NATO’s eastern flank so often this July that scrambles jumped more than 250%
Russian planes kept approaching NATO's borders with their transponders off.
The Russian missile that hit Poland was made only months earlier, prosecutors found
It came off a production line in Moscow Oblast in the second quarter, according to the Lublin prosecutor's office.
The MiG-29s Poland was about to junk may cross into Ukraine after all
Kyiv had wanted Warsaw to fund the overhauls; now it is offering a clean trade of aircraft for unmanned systems, Poland says.
“There is no sky that is 100% safe”: Poland to consider sending more Patriot missiles to Ukraine after Russian missile crashes on its territory
The pledge comes after a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile flew nearly 100 kilometers into Poland during Moscow's latest mass attack on Ukraine, prompting Warsaw to review additional military support.
Warsaw confirms a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile overshot Ukraine and hit a field in Poland
The Kh-101 flew across Ukraine and traveled about 95 km inside a NATO member before it fell.
Two children pulled from the rubble alive, three did not survive—one village near Kryvyi Rih after the Russian missile attack
Last night, Russian missiles killed eight Ukrainians and injured dozens.
The Belarusian tunnel to the EU was almost done. Then Lithuania drilled a hole in exactly the wrong place—for the diggers
Polish tunnel-detection equipment narrowed down the location, and a single bore confirmed a passage running from Belarusian soil.
A couple beaten for being Ukrainian—the latest case in Poland’s rising anti-Ukrainian violence
The video, filmed by a Ukrainian living nearby, spread online, and police detained two suspects the next day.
Poland promised a 700-kilometer shield against Russia—two years on, satellites show four short fortified zones
Warsaw has spent since October 2024 on the project, yet only about 10 kilometers of actual linear fortifications have gone up. The situation in the Baltic States is even worse, a French analyst says.
Poland offers to build Patriot air-defense missiles with the US and Ukraine – on its own soil
The proposal comes as Ukraine seeks more Patriot interceptors to defend against increasingly frequent Russian ballistic missile attacks.
1,500 British and French troops are heading to Poland in September—the first physical test of Europe’s plan to guarantee Ukraine’s security
The Coalition of the Willing will hold its first joint military exercise in Poland this September, moving the European-led initiative for Ukraine's security from political pledges toward operational planning.
A nationwide bomb-shelter overhaul is underway in Belarus as Moscow pushes Minsk toward its war against Ukraine
Belpol documented shelter modernization at government offices, telecom sites, factories, utilities, and the National Bank, framing it as another stage of Minsk's war readiness.
Latvia logs 111 straight days of migrants pushed across from Belarus—and blames its support for Ukraine
Lithuania and Poland together absorbed barely a tenth of the roughly 9,100 attempts recorded across the bloc's Belarus frontier since January.
Ukraine’s closest ally refuses to lift its grain embargo on Ukraine
The new EU-Ukraine trade agreement should erase all unilateral restrictions from November, yet Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary hold on to their own bans.
Poland armed Ukraine with Patriot missiles. Its president’s camp called it “treason”
Warsaw sent the interceptors at Washington and NATO's request. The opposition-aligned presidency framed it as betrayal — and the defense minister fired back.
Poland: we have credible information Russia is planning new provocations in Europe
FM Sikorski said going public is deliberate — the same tactic that helped derail Moscow's false-flag plans before it invaded Ukraine.
Nine jets for drone tech: the Polish-Ukrainian barter that collapsed in June is alive again, Polish minister says
Warsaw froze the transfer weeks ago, accusing Kyiv of walking away from the drone-technology side of the deal.