The presidents of Poland and Ukraine met in Rzeszow in southeastern Poland on February 9 and discussed the situation in the region, the office of the Polish president said on February 10 on Twitter. "The President of Ukraine reported on his recent diplomatic activity in Brussels and other European capitals; the talks also focused on security in the region," it said. Poland's Andrzej Duda and Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskiy discussed the current situation at the front and the need for further joint actions for military support, the office said.
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