Leaders of EU member states, except for Poland, are  expecting coordination of  new “entry-exit” directive by June, which includes collection of additional data at EU border crossing by citizens of the third countries, RIA Novosti reported quoting the statement of the chairman of the European Council.

Earlier Polish prime minister, Beata Szydło stated that her country would not support the final document of the summit in connection with Tusk's re-election as chairman of the European Council, despite Warsaw's desire to postpone elections.