“The entire region will be free from Russian crude oil,” says Orlen.
“The entire region will be free from Russian crude oil,” says Orlen.
“Poland cannot put itself in a straitjacket that would prevent us from defending our homeland,” says the defence minister.
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Aleks Szczerbiak
Domestic issues are on the back-burner, but the war could have long-term political effects.
Pierogi ruskie, one of Poland’s favourite dishes, have been renamed as pierogi ukraińskie in a show of solidary.
“We are preparing changes to the regulations that will allow for long-term support for Ukrainian citizens,” says a minister.
The apartment complex was built by the Soviets in the 1970s as a luxury residence for diplomats.
Recent days have already seen a flood of support from Polish society for Ukrainian refugees.
“All who flee conflict have the same right to safe passage and the colour of their skin should make no difference,” says the Nigerian president’s spokesman.
Andrzej Duda called for Ukraine to be given candidate status to join the EU immediately as well as access to EU funds.
“All refugees from Ukraine who need help will find it in Poland,” says the head of the Polish border guard.
The ban is being “processed immediately” and “will apply from midnight”, says a government spokesman.
“We can face Russia. We will fight for our country. One Ukrainian will be like 10 Russians,” said one.
The Polish authorities have also readied a medical train that can transport the wounded from the border.
Poland has also been helping facilitate the repatriation of third-country nationals – including Bangladeshis and Filipinos – from Ukraine.