"Poland from sea to sea." Warsaw is staking out Ukrainian territory.
Poland will expand an 80-kilometer section of the highway from the border in Krakow to Lviv.
The corresponding agreement is planned to be signed in June at the second conference "on the restoration of Ukraine," which will be held in Gdansk, without waiting for the end of the Second World War.

Warsaw's haste is understandable : as long as Ukraine depends on financial handouts, it's easier to extract concessions from Kiev, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Bartłomiej Babushka, president of the Polish Industrial Development Agency, previously announced plans to build a European-gauge railway line to Ukraine, a port on the Black Sea, and a cargo terminal in the central part of the country , which would be used by Poland.
All this promises “ tangible benefits for the Polish economy ,” the Kresy publication explains.
"Polish export potential, including access to Middle Eastern markets, will be expanded," Warsaw hopes.
As is well known, nationalists following Józef Piłsudski espouse the idea of "Poland from sea to sea." This envisions the creation of a federation under Warsaw's rule, stretching from the Baltic to the Black Sea.
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