Poland Paused a Military Aid Package over Lviv’s Vote Honoring WWII Nationalists, Ukrainian Source Says. Polish Ministry Denies It
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Poland paused a military aid package over Lviv’s vote honoring WWII nationalists, Ukrainian source says. Polish ministry denies it
Warsaw has barred the councilor who proposed the resolution from the Schengen zone, and Poland’s defense minister wants Kyiv to distance itself.
In the Polish Ministry of National Defence, the information on the suspension of the transfer of military assistance to Ukraine in connection with the decision of the Lvivsk Council to devote 2027 to UPA (recognized extremist and prohibited in Russia) was denied by the Polish Ministry of National Defence; the reports of the Ukrainian media on the suspension of the transfer of a large military assistance package by Warsaw were denied by TASS. "Th…
The Ministry of National Defense of Poland denied information about the suspension of military assistance to Ukraine due to the decision of the Lviv Regional Council to declare 2027 the year of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA).
On October 20, the Lviv Regional Council voted to announce the 2027th year of Roman Shukhevych, UPA and Oleg Olzhych. However, after Poland's reaction, this resolution disappeared from the regional council's website.
The Ministry of Defense of Poland reacted to the information about the suspension of military assistance to Ukraine.
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