Ukraine war: 'Concessions are not an option,' Kyiv says

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Poland is a strong advocate of tough sanctions against Russia and has been vocal in its support of Ukraine becoming a member of the European Union.
56% : Birthplace of the Solidarity trade union that played a role in ending Communism in eastern Europe, Poland's relations with Russia have long been fraught.
53% : 'I will not rest until Ukraine becomes a member of the European Union,' Duda said.
43% : The European Union is also reticent on Kyiv's ambitions to join the bloc.
33% : Poland's president Duda said that ceding even 'one inch' of the country's territory to Russia would be a blow to the whole West and reassured Kyiv of Warsaw's strong backing for its bid to join the European UnionPolish President Andrzej Duda embraces Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy during a session of Ukrainian parliament, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, in Kyiv, May 22Mykhailo Podolyak (pictured in March, file photo), an adviser to Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelensky, said the country would not agree to a ceasefire and said Kyiv would not accept any deal with Moscow that involved ceding territoryDuda said that the international community must demand that Russia completely withdraw from Ukrainian territory.
23% : May 1: About 100 Ukrainian civilians are evacuated from Mariupol's ruined Azovstal steelworks, in what the United Nations says is a 'safe passage operation'.

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