Much of the news on Ukraine over the last couple of days has been dominated by tensions between Warsaw and Kyiv.
The row escalated when Poland summoned Ukraine's ambassador over comments made by Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the UN - before Warsaw said it would stop sending weapons to Kyiv.
But in a potential olive branch moment, Polish President Andrzej Duda said he is willing to talk to Mr Zelenskyy as "friends" to resolve "difficult situations" between the two countries.
"I was embittered - I would rather put it that way. I say this: 'let's stay calm, please do not raise the temperature, because this is a dispute that concerns a small part of our relations'.
"Let's not allow it to affect the whole, because there is no justification for it and only others will benefit from it."
