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Poland reportedly suspended delivery of a major weapons package to Ukraine after the Lviv Oblast Council declared 2027 the Year of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), whose fighters took part in World War Two massacres of Poles, a source told RBC Ukraine via Meduza. Poland's Ministry of National Defence denied halting aid, but Warsaw condemned the Lviv authorities' separate plan to honor UPA military leader Roman Shukhevych, straining ties just days after President Zelensky said relations with Poland had improved. Ukraine's Foreign Ministry called the Lviv council's decision counterproductive and potentially harmful to Ukrainian-Polish relations.