On Saturday, Ukraine marked the 500th day since the start of the Russian invasion, a grim milestone in a war analysts warn could continue well into next year.
Poland’s prime minister has paid homage to compatriots killed by Ukrainian nationalists during World War II, in what became known as the Volyn Massacres.
Poland’s prime minister has met with opposition politicians to discuss the European Union’s new migration deal, including a plan opposed by the conservative government in Warsaw to relocate migrants among member states.
In April 2023 Putin signed an executive order, setting a deadline for Ukrainians to apply for Russian citizenship in the occupied areas. Ukrainians who refuse face confiscation of property and even prison and/or deportation from their homes. A process that has already been used in Crimea, the executive order enables Russia to identify Ukrainians who are openly
Ukraine makes further gains against Russia in east and south
Poland will deploy five hundred police officers to its border with Belarus, the country’s Interior Minister has said. „Due to the tense situation on the border with Belarus I have decided to bolster our forces with five hundred Polish police officers from riot and counter-terrorism units,” Mariusz Kamiński announced yesterday. They will join 5,000 border
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has taken action to enhance security at the country’s border with Belarus in response to the presence of Russian paramilitary group Wagner fighters.
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