- First and foremost, we invite President Zelensky to Poland; Minister Przydacz also clearly stated this in his recent remarks - said Rafał Leśkiewicz on wPolsce24 television, when asked about the timing of President Duda's visit to Kyiv.

- Well, one can ponder the form of the minister's statement, but undoubtedly, it is Ukrainians who should be grateful to Poles for the aid provided over the past 4 years - he continued, after the host pointed out that Marcin Przydacz's statement sounded rather blunt.

- If that is the case, then we expect clear political, diplomatic signals from Kyiv. President Zelensky can come to Poland. That's no problem, indeed, to meet with President Duda in Poland, to discuss important matters, including those that concern Poles, such as the exhumations in Volhynia and the lack of consent for further search and exhumation works - he further elaborated.

- There are many matters to be settled, and undoubtedly, invitations are certainly extended; President Zelensky should appear in Poland - he added.