Polish media have surfaced discussions about a possible meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and United States President Joe Biden in Poland. The reports point to high-level talks focused on regional security, defense cooperation, and ongoing support for Ukraine amid ongoing tensions in the region.
Sources close to Ukrainian authorities indicate that Zelensky is planning an official visit to Poland in the near term, pending any unexpected developments. Preparations are reportedly well underway as Warsaw weighs arrangements that would enable a productive dialogue between Kyiv and Washington on key strategic issues facing Europe today.
Media speculation suggests the rendezvous could take place during Biden’s travel to Poland, with potential stops in major cities such as Warsaw or Rzeszow. The exact dates remain tentative as diplomatic channels manage schedules and security considerations for both leaders and their delegations.
Since the start of Russia’s special operation in Ukraine, Zelensky has engaged with several European capitals to coordinate policy, security guarantees, and humanitarian assistance. Notably, he has visited Washington, London, Paris, and Brussels, while Poland has hosted several high-level talks on multiple occasions. The Polish side has historically managed security concerns with discretion, which is consistent with recent statements about planned visits and discussions between the two nations.
Earlier reports indicated that Biden was set to visit Poland between February 20 and 22 to meet with leaders from the Bucharest Nine, a regional bloc focused on security and political cooperation. While that sequence was presented in earlier briefings, current plans appear to be dynamic and subject to change as the geopolitical situation evolves and allied coordination intensifies.