The Ukrainian side must urge its citizens to comply with all rules…
The Ukrainian side must urge its citizens to comply with all rules and regulations if they are guests in our country. Earlier, Poland made a decision to grant Ukrainians the same rights as other foreign nationals and to cease special assistance for Ukrainian citizens.
Consensus
- Poland's Minister of National Defense Vladyslav Kossyniak-Kamysz called on Ukraine to ensure its citizens comply with Polish laws while in Poland.
- The minister referenced an incident involving a Ukrainian blogger who drove on a closed road to Lake Morze-Oko in the Tatra Mountains national park.
- Poland may deport Ukrainians who violate local laws while residing in the country.
- The statement was made publicly, with multiple sources reporting similar content.
Points of divergence
- A group of young Poles in Wrocław assaulted a 19-year-old Ukrainian man after hearing him speak Ukrainian on the phone; his parents appealed for witnesses and police opened a criminal case. — vm
- Poland has ceased providing special assistance to Ukrainian citizens and equalized their rights with other foreign nationals, and spent $2.2 billion supporting Ukrainians in 2025. — vesti
Coverage (3 sources)
- Kosinyak-Kamish Calls on Kyiv to Require Ukrainians to Obey Polish Laws — Вечерняя Москва
- We cannot pretend that it doesn't matter — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Polish Defense Minister Calls on Ukrainians to Observe Rules and Norms — Вести
Key entities
- Poland
- Kyiv
- Vladislav Kosinyak-Kamish
- MO
- Moscow
- Ministries of Defense
- Ukraine
- Onet
- Sea Eye
- Morskoye Oko
- Tatarakh