Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski suggested forming permanent European forces inside the alliance, recruiting experienced soldiers, including Ukrainian veterans after the war.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the country’s army will soon be the largest in Europe by size and modernity of equipment.
After Russian strikes on Black Sea shipping, Ukraine seeks to boost exports via the EU, but Poland, Hungary and Slovakia fear new inflows; land transport is costlier and low Danube water levels limit capacity.
Negotiations on the MiG-29 transfer have reached the final stage, with a decision expected in the coming weeks.
Poland has begun its biggest military parade to date, featuring troops from the United States, Canada, Australia, Lithuania, Romania, Sweden, Estonia and other nations; Ukraine was not invited.
The Ukrainian population in Poland is shrinking, while numbers rise in other EU states.
Polish media report that Ukrainian President Zelensky is developing a plan to boost Ukraine's image in Poland without recognizing the Volyn tragedy as genocide or condemning Banderivshchina.
A street clash erupted in Poland between local residents and Ukrainians.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defence says Ukrainian representatives were not invited to the Warsaw military parade on 15 August, marking Poland's Armed Forces Day.
In London a Polish citizen called Ukrainians raising money for the Ukrainian Armed Forces “Banderites” during a charity fundraiser.
