Poland Freezes Ukraine Aid Over WWII Commemoration Vote
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Poland has paused a military aid package to Ukraine, Kyiv said, after a regional vote in Lviv honoring WWII nationalist figures.
The dispute centers on a local decision in the western Ukrainian city. Poland has long objected to honoring leaders of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), a WWII-era nationalist group accused of massacring Poles.
Separately, Ukrainian forces carried out an underground operation, traveling more than 15 kilometers through tunnels to capture over 30 Russian soldiers.