Escalating tensions between Poland and Ukraine have led to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy cancelling his planned trip to Gdańsk for an international conference on Ukraine’s reconstruction. Zelenskyy will instead send Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko as his representative. This decision follows a dispute involving agricultural imports and, reciprocally, the return of a state honor by Polish Senator Michał Kamiński, originally awarded by Ukraine. Media outlets from both countries have jointly issued a call for de-escalation. The cancellation and return of honors signal a significant strain in the typically allied relationship between Warsaw and Kyiv. The underlying cause appears to be disagreements over trade policies, specifically concerning Ukrainian grain exports to Poland. Further diplomatic efforts are anticipated to address the growing rift.