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Ukraine reconstruction conference opens in Poland
A conference on rebuilding Ukraine opened in Gdańsk on Thursday. Discussions on defense and infrastructure are occurring alongside a disagreement between Poland and Ukraine over a military unit's name.
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A conference focused on rebuilding Ukraine opened in the Polish city of Gdańsk on Thursday. Defense and infrastructure topics are listed on the agenda. Poland and Ukraine are in a dispute over Ukraine's decision to rename a military unit after World War II insurgents who killed thousands of Poles.
Poland has removed an award previously given to Ukraine's president. The conference brings together politicians, executives, and activists. Officials from both countries have stated that support for Ukraine in its conflict with Russia remains in place.
Regional diplomatic context Hungary has opposed faster steps toward Ukraine joining the European Union. A new government in Budapest has indicated improved relations with Ukraine. The conference continues through the day with scheduled sessions on infrastructure projects and security cooperation.
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