Poland could cut arms aid to Ukraine as WWII-era dispute continues
As Poland observes a day of remembrance for victims of a Ukrainian nationalist military unit, there are growing signs it could cut off military aid to its neighbour, even as the war against Russia continues. The historical dispute is straining a key wartime alliance.
Poland is observing a day of remembrance for victims of a Ukrainian nationalist military unit's wartime actions, and there are growing signs Warsaw could cut off military aid to its neighbour as the historical dispute deepens, even as the war against Russia continues.
The Polish government is seeking a clearer position from Kyiv on the historical narrative. Officials say the issue carries significant weight for national memory and domestic public pressure.
The move could strain the alliance between Poland, one of Ukraine's most important wartime suppliers, and Kyiv. Analysts say the tension could also complicate coordination within NATO.
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