Poland discusses security cooperation with Ukraine

Tomasz Siemoniak, coordinator of Poland's special services visited Kyiv on Sunday, meeting with Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence, and Sergiy Kyslytsya, first deputy head of the Office of the President of Ukraine.

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Siemoniak said the talks focused on bilateral cooperation in security and the status of peace negotiations. He posted photos from the meetings on platform X.

W Kijowie rozmawialiśmy z Kyryło Budanowem, szefem Biura Prezydenta Ukrainy i I zastępcą szefa biura Sergijem Kislicą. Tematem rozmowy była dwustronna współpraca w dziedzinie bezpieczeństwa i stan rozmów pokojowych. pic.twitter.com/pB7FczXqhm

— Tomasz Siemoniak (@TomaszSiemoniak) February 22, 2026

Poland has been a consistent supporter of Ukraine since the Russian invasion, providing military assistance and training, and both countries maintain a formal framework for intelligence sharing, countering hybrid threats, and coordinating with NATO allies.

Peace negotiations remain stalled, with Ukraine insisting on safeguards for its sovereignty and territorial integrity.

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Source: IAR