Prime Minister Donald Tusk says the opposition should be “ashamed” of Karol Nawrocki’s views.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk says the opposition should be “ashamed” of Karol Nawrocki’s views.
Over 1,000 people in total have signed up for the legion, says Ukraine’s ambassador to Poland.
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Meanwhile, the Polish foreign minister yesterday skipped a meeting of his EU counterparts in Kyiv yesterday.
The Polish agriculture minister says a deal could soon be reached that would ease the transit of Ukrainian grain through Poland.
Yaroslav Hunka was hailed as a “war hero” last week in Canada’s parliament, where he received a standing ovation.
The remarks come amid rising tensions between the two allies over grain exports.
The head of its parliamentary foreign affairs committee has accused Germany’s agriculture minister of “arrogance” on the issue.
“We must set conditions for Ukraine,” says Poland’s agriculture minister Robert Telus.
Orlen notes that the landlocked Czech Republic can only be supplied via pipelines, meaning there is no alternative to Russian oil.
“Poland will not allow us to be flooded with Ukrainian grain,” says the prime minister.
An EU-approved ban on Ukrainian grain imports is due to end next month and Poland wants to extend it.
It is an offence to enter the area directly on the border, and a number of tourists have already been fined this summer for doing so.
A senior figure in Poland’s ruling party has suggested that Kyiv’s actions make it “much more difficult for Poland to continue to support Ukraine”.
The comments are “opportunistic”, “manipulative” and “treacherous”, says an aide to President Volodymyr Zelensky.