Zelenskyy: Relations with Poland indeed improved; grateful to Polish people for their support
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that relations with Poland have improved recently.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy revealed on Saturday that the relationship between Ukraine and Poland has improved recently. He directly stated this during an interview, expressing his gratitude to the Polish people for their support. Zelenskyy also thanked the Polish and Ukrainian teams, as well as Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, for this improvement.
He clarified that his recent decision to resume international travel through the airport in Rzeszów, Poland, after a prolonged absence, was linked to this positive change in ties. Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of standing together with Poland against the common enemy, Russia, and highlighted the significance of a strong alliance between Ukraine and Poland.
The President expressed his belief that they will be able to resolve even the most challenging issues, ensuring a mutually beneficial relationship based on mutual respect and the importance of security in Europe.
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