Ukraine's EU entry In jeopardy? Zelensky alludes to huge Poland row, says we've got 'some internal questions'

President Volodymyr Zelensky responds to questions about Ukraine’s EU accession amid tensions with Poland and Hungary. He addresses concerns over a Ukrainian military unit name linked to WWII-era nationalist forces and resulting diplomatic fallout with Poland. Zelensky stresses commitment to EU reforms, unity, and cooperation during wartime, while acknowledging “internal questions” with neighboring states. The discussion also covers Hungary’s reservations, EU unanimity requirements, and Ukraine’s goal of joining the European Union. The exchange highlights growing diplomatic friction among wartime allies. It underscores how historical memory and wartime politics continue to influence Ukraine’s path toward EU membership.