The controversy has already cost the Ukrainian leader one of Poland’s highest state honors and is now overshadowing a key international gathering on Ukraine’s reconstruction.
The move comes after Ukraine named a military unit after the UPA, whose wartime massacres of Polish civilians remain one of the deepest wounds in Polish-Ukrainian relations.
Kyiv and Riga have signed an agreement giving the Baltic state greater access to drone technologies and expertise as it eyes up the potential threat from Russia.
Preparations are underway for the Ukrainian president to travel to Budapest following an agreement on the rights of ethnic Hungarians in Transcarpathia.
