Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga stated today that Kyiv will respond to any hostile measures taken by Warsaw. The warning follows recent disputes between the two nations, primarily centered around agricultural imports. Poland, along with Hungary and Slovakia, recently imposed bans on Ukrainian grain imports to protect their domestic agricultural sectors. Ukraine has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization regarding these restrictions, arguing they violate international trade rules. Sibiga’s statement indicates a potential escalation of the conflict beyond trade, suggesting Ukraine views the import bans as a broader hostile act. The Ukrainian government has not yet specified what form its response might take, but the declaration signals a firm stance against perceived aggression from Poland. This development further strains the relationship between the two countries, both key allies in opposing Russian aggression.