Poland reopens its Ukrainian consular posts

Poland's ministry of foreign affairs has reopened its consular posts in Ukraine, after a grenade attack on its diplomatic post in Lutsk. “The Ukrainian side has taken the necessary measures to ensure the security of Polish foreign service staff and diplomatic and consular missions across the country. However, the MFA reserves the right to suspend consular operations if warranted by circumstances of deteriorating security situation,” MFA said in its statement. All Polish diplomatic posts were closed since last week, when a grenade was launched on its Lutsk consulate. No one was hurt in the attack, but the roof and windows of the Polish consulate were damaged. Ukraine's Security Service said the weapon used appeared to be a rocket from an RPG-26, a disposable anti-tank launcher developed by the Soviet Union.