Ukraine calls in Polish envoy over 'unacceptable' comments by president's aide


(Reuters) - Ukraine's foreign ministry called in Poland's ambassador to Kyiv on Tuesday over what it said were "unacceptable" comments made by the Polish president's foreign policy adviser Marcin Przydacz.

"During the meeting, it was emphasized that statements about the alleged ungratefulness of Ukrainians for Poland's help are untrue and unacceptable," foreign ministry spokesperson Oleh Nikolenko said.

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