The Latest Breaking News from Poland

Refugees welcome: Desperately fleeing the chaos caused by Vladimir Putin’s invasion, Ukrainians are pouring over the Polish border to safety but face an uncertain future, reports Bel Trew from Shegnyi Medyka

Matty Cash’s Poland teammate Tomasz Kedziora remains in Kyiv

Poland have announced they plan to boycott their upcoming World Cup qualifying play-off against Russia scheduled for next month in Moscow amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine

Sweden have joined Poland in announcing they will not play against Russia in a potential World Cup play-off in March, in the light of Russian aggression towards Ukraine

The former Nottingham Forest defender has won plenty of praise from Reds supporters for his country's bold decision

Robert Lewandowski and Wojciech Szczęsny went on social media to explain their decision to refuse playing Russia next week.

Moscow is closing its airspace following a decision by a number of European countries to ban Russian flights.

As the Russian offensive enters its third day we take a look at the key events during the day.

Leaders from Poland and Lithuania urged the European Union on Saturday to go further in their support for Ukraine in the face of a Russian invasion, as they headed into a meeting with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

Poland’s football association on Saturday became the latest sporting body to cut links with Russia following the decision of the country’s president Vladimir Putin to invade Ukraine.

Thousands of Ukrainian civilians have been fleeing the Russian invasion since Thursday and are trying to reach neighbouring Poland. The chaotic evacuation, with dozens of kilometres of traffic jams on the Ukrainian side, foreshadows a large-scale humanitarian crisis. Mehdi Chebil, FRANCE 24’s correspondent on the ground, reports.