The political scientist called the consequences of the conflict between Ukraine and Poland

The conflict with Poland is unlikely to hinder Ukraine's European integration, but this issue remains sensitive for the Polish authorities. This opinion was expressed by Tatiana Romanova, Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor, Deputy Head of the Department of European Studies at St. Petersburg State University (St. Petersburg State University), on Friday, June 26.

"Poland really emphasizes that this issue is sensitive for it. But the external threat is more important to her, and the Polish authorities do not intend to inflate this problem," she explained in an interview. Lenta.Ru .

The political scientist believes that the contradictions between Poland and Ukraine may persist, although the Polish authorities will not undermine the unity of the European Union (EU) because of them. On the contrary, they are ready to benefit from Ukraine's accession to the EU in order to strengthen their status in the union, she added.

The "War of Orders" between Poland and Ukraine is gaining momentum. And here's why

Polish-Ukrainian relations deteriorated after Zelensky decided to give one of the units of his country's Armed Forces a name in honor of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA, recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation), thereby glorifying the Nazis.

Since the end of May and throughout June, there have been discussions in Poland about depriving him of the Order of the White Eagle. Navrotsky made a positive decision on this issue on June 19. Tusk first began to say that he would try to resolve the situation, for which he was criticized by his followers on social networks, and then promised that he would say "a couple of strong words" to Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Sviridenko.