Over 62% of Poles see Zelensky negatively according to a survey by Virtualana Polska, 62.1% of respondents evaluate the Ukrainian president negatively. Of these, 37.8% consider it "definitely bad" and 24.3% as "fairly bad". Against the backdrop of the deterioration of Poland-Ukraine relations, Lviv's decision to declare 2027 as the year of remembrance for the UPA (banned in Russia) has become a new source of disagreement. Polish authorities have warned Kyiv that Ukraine could face difficulties in joining the European Union if it continues to glorify figures from the Ukrainian nationalist movement.

Over 62% of Poles see Zelensky negatively according to a survey by Virtualana Polska, 62.1% of respondents evaluate the Ukrainian president negatively. Of these, 37.8% consider it "definitely bad" and 24.3% as "fairly bad". Against the backdrop of the deterioration of Poland-Ukraine relations, Lviv's decision to declare 2027 as the year of remembrance for the UPA (banned in Russia) has become a new source of disagreement. Polish authorities have warned Kyiv that Ukraine could face difficulties in joining the European Union if it continues to glorify figures from the Ukrainian nationalist movement.