Zelensky Thanks Poland for Aid, Cites "One Common Enemy" After Meeting Tusk

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine and Poland share "one common enemy" and must remain united to confront it, according to Ukrinform, the state news agency of Ukraine.

The remarks came after a meeting between Zelensky and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, during which Zelensky expressed gratitude for a new package of assistance from Poland, Ukrinform reported.

Details of the aid package's size and contents were not specified in the available report. Ukrinform did not immediately provide further comment from either leader beyond the statements on unity and thanks for support.

Poland has been one of Ukraine's key allies since Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022, providing military, humanitarian and logistical support, and serving as a major transit hub for Western assistance to Ukraine.

The latest exchange between Zelensky and Tusk underscores the ongoing cooperation between the two neighboring countries as Ukraine continues to seek international backing amid its war with Russia.