Ukrainian citizens from five countries join Ukrainian Legion in Poland
Overall, applications for the Ukrainian Legion exceed 1,500.
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Ukraine to teach NATO how to combat Russia’s threats in new joint defense center in Poland
On 17 February, NATO and Ukraine officially opened the Joint Analysis, Training, and Education Center (JATEC) in Bydgoszcz,…
Duda: Poland won’t let historical issues hinder support for Ukraine
Despite ongoing discussions over the Volyn tragedy, Polish President Andrzej Duda affirms support for Ukraine's defense, emphasizing the need to resolve past grievances without compromising present-day cooperation.
Ukraine, Poland launch joint defense production partnership
Herman Smetanin, Minister for Strategic Industries, has announced that the Ukrainian Defense Industry JSC, known as Ukroboronprom state…
Volyn exhumations in Ukraine of Polish victims to begin in April, media reports
Polish archaeologists and anthropologists will begin exhuming and identifying of about 80 victims of the 1945 Puźniki massacre this April, following a breakthrough agreement between Poland and Ukraine.
Ukrainian Legion set to begin training in Poland by end of 2024
In a strategic partnership, Ukraine and Poland are launching the Ukrainian Legion, with the first unit to begin training by year’s end.
Polish PM Tusk: US election crucial for Zelenskyy’s “victory plan”
While President Zelenskyy seeks EU support for his Victory Plan, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk highlights divisions among European leaders, with a reassessment expected after the US presidential election.
Polish President Duda compares Soviet aggression against Poland to Russian war in Ukraine
Polish President Andrzej Duda has drawn a stark parallel between the Soviet invasion of Poland in 1939 and Russia’s ongoing aggression in Ukraine, likening the atrocities committed in Katyn to the recent horrors in Bucha.
Polish Sejm condemns Russia’s abduction of Ukrainian children in new resolution
The resolution calls for the return of these children and hold Russia accountable for violating human rights laws.
Most in Poland in favor of downing Russian targets violating Polish airspace, new survey finds
A recent survey reveals that 58.5% of Poles support the shooting down of Russian air objects, such as missiles and drones, that violate Polish airspace. The findings were released amid concerns raised by the Polish government about the challenges of distinguishing between civilian and military targets and the need for restraint in such actions.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 916: Ukraine tests first domestic ballistic missile
Meanwhile, a Russian combat drone's incursion into Polish airspace has sparked urgent discussions within NATO, raising concerns about escalating provocations.
Zelenskyy urges Poland to provide MiG jets and support missile interception over western Ukraine
Speaking at the "Ukraine 2024. Independence" forum, Zelensky emphasized the urgency of Poland's military support, noting that the MiG jets would require no additional training for Ukrainian pilots.
Polish airspace breach by Russian drone is provocation by Moscow, says military expert
A Russian combat drone breached Polish airspace during a massive missile attack on Ukraine, a move described by a former Polish military commander as a deliberate test of Poland's air defense system and an attempt to intimidate NATO. The incident has raised concerns about Russia's escalating provocations against the West.
Zelenskyy: “We are playing into the Russian side with these facts”
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on 25 February 2024 at a press conference during the “Ukraine. Year 2024” forum…
Latvia offers to help resolve Poland-Ukraine border crisis as 2,000 trucks lined up on Polish border
Tensions rise as the blockade, ongoing since November 6th, impacts freight transport, leading to delays and appeals for assistance from Ukraine.
Protests by Polish carriers cause truck congestion at Ukrainian-Polish border crossings
Approximately 2,800 trucks have accumulated at three Ukrainian-Polish border crossings, including Krakovets, Yagodyn, and Rava-Ruska-Khrebenne, due to protests by Polish carriers, leading to disruptions in freight traffic
More than one Ukrainian in four speaks Polish, new survey finds
A new survey finds that 28 percent of Ukrainians say they have some knowledge of Polish, yet another…
The Man and the Nation nobody expected: Andrei Sheptytskyi and Ukraine
History knows providential people. History remembers people, who correspond with their very nature to what a nation and…