Dworczyk: Little Has Happened in Polish-Ukrainian Relations Over the Last 1.5 Years

22/04/2025

08:25

Dworczyk:

Little Has Happened in Polish-Ukrainian Relations Over the Last 1.5 Years

– Let’s see what has happened in Polish-Ukrainian relations over the last 1.5 years. To put it bluntly, not much has happened, few problems have been solved […] the fact that there are no such problems at the border today is not a result of the current government’s actions, but a result of the sea route being unblocked, allowing Ukrainian grain exports to be conducted today via the Black Sea – said Michał Dworczyk on Polsat News.

– There are no specific new economic agreements, or even economic instruments – he continued.

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