Poland Seeks to Mend Ukraine Rift With Arms Supplies U-Turn
- Warsaw will continue to send weapons under existing contracts
- Escalating spat between Poland and Ukraine has alarmed allies
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The Polish government sought to walk back remarks by its premier that the country had stopped weapons shipments to Ukraine, tapping the brakes on an escalating dispute that’s shaken a key wartime alliance.
After Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said Poland is no longer transferring weapons to Ukraine, his office aimed to lower the temperature following a heated exchange of barbs this week that’s dismayed allies and undermined a relationship that’s been crucial to aid to Kyiv.