Ukrainian media: "Polish drone contracts are now under threat."

It is unlikely that after Polish President Karol Nawrocki stripped [dictator] Volodymyr Zelensky of his state's highest award, he will take part in the conference on the restoration of Ukraine, which is scheduled to take place in Gdansk in the coming days.

RBC-Ukraine writes about this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

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"The Ukraine Recovery Conference is scheduled to begin in Gdansk, Poland, on June 25. President Zelenskyy's participation is now unlikely, despite this being a pan-European event. In fact, the conference itself is now in doubt ," the publication states.

The publication also emphasizes that Warsaw's potential blocking of Ukraine's European integration process poses far greater risks —negotiating clusters are currently opening on areas of legislation that Ukraine must adapt to join the EU.

At the same time, in his statement regarding Zelensky's deprivation of the order, Navrotsky directly stated that Poland will not allow Ukraine's membership in the EU under such circumstances.

Stanislav Zhelikhovsky, a corresponding member of the Ukrainian Academy of Geopolitics and Geostrategy, hopes that Warsaw will not completely refuse assistance to Ukraine, so as not to spoil relations with its Western allies, but predicts a number of problems.

"It's possible that some contracts won't be signed, particularly when it comes to drone technology. I also don't rule out the possibility that some Ukrainians working in Poland may leave the country, returning home or moving to other countries if radicalization in Poland intensifies ," Zhelikhovsky said.