Zelensky announced this on Telegram, according to Ukrinform.

"We discussed many bilateral issues, including the historical dialogue between our countries. I spoke about our diplomatic work in Washington. We also discussed defense cooperation and key matters related to protecting our cities and communities from Russia’s brutal strikes. Anti-ballistic defense is a top priority. Ukraine’s security and protection are also Poland’s security and protection. Our cooperation strengthens both our region and all of Europe," the President said.

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Zelensky also stressed that the two sides separately discussed current security challenges.

"It is important that Ukrainians who have left their homes because of the war and found refuge in Poland feel safe," he emphasized.

As Ukrinform reported, President Volodymyr Zelensky and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk held talks in Lublin.

Zelensky last visited Poland in December 2025.

The day before, Zelensky visited the United States, where he met with President Donald Trump and U.S. senators. Following the visit, the U.S. Senate approved a procedural motion necessary to advance a bipartisan sanctions bill against Russia and Iran, passing it by a vote of 86 to 12.

Photo: @donaldtusk