- Zelenskiy moved to mend ties with Poland after a row over naming a Ukrainian unit after the UPA, emphasizing the need for good neighbourly relations.
- He pledged to open security and intelligence archives, expand investigations and exhume victims from WWII killings in Volhynia to address Polish concerns.
- Poland welcomed the outreach (PM Donald Tusk offered friendly dialogue), though Ukraine has not rescinded the unit-naming, highlighting debate over the UPA’s legacy.
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