"We have sorted out our relations." The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine talks about Poland

We are interested in developing good-neighborly relations that bring mutual benefits. This is in the interest of our nations and states. It is also a common security necessity - both for us and for Poland - said Andriy Sybiha in an interview for the RBK-Ukraina portal.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs assessed that relations between Poland and Ukraine had normalized. I believe that we have now sorted out our relations diplomatically. They develop on many levels. I think that this is where normalization has taken place, he noted.

The head of Ukrainian diplomacy also referred to the issue of exhumation of Polish victims of Ukrainian nationalists in the areas of present-day Ukraine, assuring that they will be continued. There will be no obstacles to exhumations on our part. This process should work. We believe that it should be discussed primarily with historians and should not be politicized, said the minister.

"Poles helped us"

Andriy Sybiha emphasized that Ukraine is open to talks with partners and expressed gratitude for the presence of Prime Minister Donald Tusk at the summit of the Carpathian Integration Initiative, which took place on September 18 in the Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast in western Ukraine. We are open to talks with our partners. We are grateful that Prime Minister Tusk came to the summit of the Carpathian Initiative with a large defense aid package, he said.

The Ukrainian Foreign Minister stated that Poland was the country that responded to Ukraine's request by providing it with ammunition for shooting down jet-powered drones. We had practically no such ammunition, and the Poles helped us. Therefore, I would also like to thank Minister (Foreign Affairs) Radosław) Sikorski. The President talked to Prime Minister Tusk, we appreciate it very much. Further military aid packages are being prepared, which are extremely important for Ukraine's defense, he emphasized.