Lockheed Martin will increase production of PAC-3 missiles but does not guarantee delivery timelines. The Pentagon determines the priority of orders for allies.
Berlin wants to allocate €6. 6 billion for new aid to Ukraine. Poland is demanding this money as compensation for weapons already provided to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
MFA spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi stated there was no political motive behind choosing Chisinau airport over Rzeszów. Logistics are determined by the protocol service.
Radosław Sikorski placed responsibility on Kyiv for the scandal over the naming of the SSO unit. He expects Ukraine to correct this error on its own.
Traffic congestion has been recorded at the border with Poland for those exiting. The largest queues are observed at Shehyni, Ustyluh, and Krakivets; Smilnytsia is clear.
Donald Tusk stated that he would not dictate flight routes to Zelenskyy after his use of the Chișinău airport. Rzeszów, according to him, remains open.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi urged Poland to focus on common challenges and the fight against the enemy. He advises seeking reasons for unity in history.
Starting June 15, 2026, bus departures to Poland will be suspended due to repairs at the Shehyni - Medyka checkpoint. The works will continue until November 2027.
Poland will increase its army size to 500,000 personnel by 2039. The main forces will be concentrated on the eastern flank and the development of unmanned systems.
Donald Tusk stated that Poland must participate in negotiations regarding the termination of the war. Any agreements made without Warsaw's involvement will not be implemented by it.
Kubilius proposes creating a defense union based on the E5 for Ukraine's rapid integration. The new structure will allow for the strengthening of European security outside the EU.
One of the largest international exhibitions in the field of defense and security, Eurosatory-2026, kicks off in Paris on June 15. The Ukrainian company Fire Point, developer of the FREYJA anti-ballistic software, will participate in the event.
The Chapter of the Order of the White Eagle discussed Zelenskyy's award and conveyed its position to the president. The head of state will make the final decision in the near future.
During Budanov's visit to Warsaw, a proposal was made to change the name of a Special Operations Forces (SSO) unit. Poland demands concessions in historical policy and the Volyn issue.
The Alliance has established the FLF unit in Finland for rapid response. The new military unit also includes a Swedish combat group.
At the Hrushiv checkpoint, border guards discovered 120 arctic fox pelts in a bus traveling from Warsaw. The driver was transporting the undeclared goods as an ordinary parcel.
A buildup of vehicles was recorded on the border with Poland on June 6. The largest queues are observed at the Ustyluh and Krakivets checkpoints.
The head of the President's Office, Budanov, met with the Polish Minister of Defense. Kosiniak-Kamysz voiced expectations regarding the naming of an SOF unit in honor of the UPA.
The President of Wisła stated that the club will not host Shakhtar's matches in European competitions. Organizing the games requires too many resources, so the priority is their own affairs.
Yulia Svyrydenko responded to a petition regarding the priority employment of Ukrainians. Foreign labor will be recruited only as an additional tool.
The European Commission will tighten visa rules for Russians following complaints from 11 countries. New security measures will be introduced within the framework of the Visa Code.
Donald Tusk placed the responsibility for resolving the conflict over the SOF unit's name on Kyiv. Without a solution, relations will become purely business-like.
Kyrylo Budanov arrived in Warsaw to discuss the war and the naming of a unit in honor of the UPA. Iryna Vereshchuk and Sergiy Kyslytsya are also participating in the visit.
On June 8, joint searches for the burials of those killed in 1944 will begin in Huta Pieniacka. The work is funded by the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance.
A Ukrainian was deported from Poland for catching a legendary 183-centimeter catfish. He has been banned from entering the Schengen Area for a period of five years.
Players of the Ukraine national team visited a military hospital in Lviv. Oleksandr Romanchuk left a signed pennant for a defender who slept through the team's visit.
EU Commissioner Brunner reported on discussions regarding the exclusion of men aged 23-60 from protection. A final decision will be made in the coming weeks.
Poland will restrict flights near the borders from June to September 2026. The ban at altitudes up to 3 km will not affect the movement of civil passenger aircraft.
Eleven countries are demanding that the European Commission stop issuing Schengen visas to citizens of the Russian Federation. In 2025, Russians received more than 620 thousand entry permits.
A 57-year-old Ukrainian caught a 183-centimeter catfish in Poland that had lived in the reservoir for 20 years. The man was detained by police for refusing to release the fish.
