The speaker of parliament said Poland would help Ukraine join “as soon as possible”, but even some of his allies pushed back.
The speaker of parliament said Poland would help Ukraine join “as soon as possible”, but even some of his allies pushed back.
If found guilty of violating Poland’s sanctions law, they will be jailed for at least three years.
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“It’s been 163 years since the January Uprising and one thing remains unchanged: Russia remains a threat,” said Karol Nawrocki.
Russian attacks on energy infrastructure have left many Ukrainians without heat and power.
“We can now phase out these extraordinary measures and move from temporary solutions to systemic ones,” says the government.
Ukraine’s foreign minister has thanked Poles for their “true solidarity and humanity”.
Recent years have seen many Ukrainians recruited by Russia to carry out acts of sabotage in Poland.
The Russian embassy says it “strongly recommend that Russian citizens refrain from travelling to Poland unless absolutely necessary”.
A Polish court will this week decide on whether to extradite him to Ukraine.
Both sides hailed the “constructive” meeting – the pair’s first since September.
Tusk reiterated there will be no Polish troops in Ukraine as part of any peace process.
Work will take place in three former Polish villages where residents were massacred by Ukrainian nationalists.
The case comes amid declining public support for Ukraine in Poland.
Nawrocki said that the meeting was “a sign that we are together” and “bad news for Moscow”.