The Upper House of Poland (Senate) has unanimously passed a resolution of support for Ukraine, Wnp.pl reported.

92 senators voted for the document.

“Today, when Ukraine is faced with a deadly threat – the threat of another invasion – it is particularly important that the authorities of the Republic of Poland reliably support our neighbor. There is no safe Poland without an independent Ukraine. Free Ukraine is one of the guarantors of Poland’s security” – reads the resolution.

The parliamentarians also stressed that escalation on the Ukrainian border by Russian forces "a huge army equipped with tanks, heavy artillery, ships and combat aviation" could cause "the outbreak of the greatest armed conflict since World War II." At the same time, however, they believe that a dialogue with Russia is possible.

"However, it cannot take place in a situation of military blackmail, undermining the principle of inviolability of borders in Europe and hybrid attacks on democratic institutions. of this dialogue is the withdrawal of Russian troops from the Ukrainian border," the document says.