Tusk responded to the question of whether Poland would block Ukraine's accession to the EU

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that Warsaw will not use the issue of Ukraine’s European integration as a bargaining chip in international disputes. 

This statement was made during a press conference in response to a question about the possible blocking of negotiation clusters due to unresolved historical issues between the countries. 

The Polish prime minister emphasized that his country will continue to support Kyiv’s European integration, but this process must proceed on clear terms. According to Donald Tusk, Poland will support Ukraine on its path to the European Union under conditions that are pan-European, secure, and at the same time economically and politically beneficial for Poland itself.

This was reported by RMF24.

The European Commission does not expect Poland to pose obstacles to Ukraine’s EU accession over the UPA.

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski announced private consultations with Ukraine regarding the possible naming of one of the Special Operations Forces units “Heroes of the UPA.” According to him, this issue is being discussed in a diplomatic format.

Warsaw has reacted to the decision to rename the Ukrainian military unit. This concerns an elite unit of the Special Operations Forces, which, according to reports, was named in honor of the Heroes of the UPA. This has sparked a critical reaction in Polish society and political circles.