“These actions were intended to incite tensions between Poles and Ukrainians.”
 
														 
														“These actions were intended to incite tensions between Poles and Ukrainians.”
 
														The group, made up of three Poles and three Belarusians, is accused of setting fire to two buildings.
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														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.
 
														Putin also repeated unsubstantiated claims that Poland is planning to take territory from Ukraine.
 
														Poland rejects Ukraine’s accusations, saying Kyiv has misunderstood its intentions and reiterating it wants to uphold grain transit.
 
														The heads of Poland’s Catholic Church and the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church signed a joint declaration on the Volhynia massacres.
 
														The two countries are also hoping to establish a maintenance hub in Poland for repairing German-made Leopard tanks damaged in Ukraine.
 
														The Polish interior ministry is also providing millions of rounds of ammunition and medical equipment.
 
														The Wall Street Journal reported earlier that “Poland was the logistical hub for the Nord Stream blow-up operation”
 
														Unconfirmed reports say that the ammunition was American and that it was being transported to Ukraine.
 
														Propagating symbols in support of Moscow’s invasion was last year made a crime in Poland punishable by up to two years in prison.