cech, polish politician and public figure, now with us and you already see him.ou, mr. myroslav , for volunteering to talk with us on saturday evening, but my question, you know, is like this, you know, i would say a little, a little ironic, but a little and so bad, but for a long time , mr. myroslav, you and i will try to understand what is happening on the ukrainian-polish border, because you, and i, and many other experts say that it... can be solved, it is not an extremely difficult problem, and we are with you, so i don't mind that it is not extremely difficult the problem has been since october at the end of february, we are trying to do something about this not-so-complicated problem, and then the question arises as to who is behind it, and why the polish defense does not look at those people. who can stand behind what we cannot solve, obviously, meaning that it can be solved, but it is not solved, mr. myroslav, it was you who was punished by the lord god, because of what you had the idea is that poland is already everything, europe, polish politics is mor

myroslav cech, a member of the polish diet of the second and third terms of office, wrote very well aboutthis, the article is extremely eloquent with very specific figures, in your opinion, what are the tools, so we understand that poland is now entering the regime of self-governing elections. yes, and the political emotions that had died down a little, now the competition between the pis and the civil platform is starting to rise again, and we went further and further, plus the confederation, what instruments do you think poland is able to adopt and what mechanisms should would it be mutually acceptable to adopt in warsaw and kyiv? well, the first tool is the introduction of roads that lead to the cor'. that they want to block warsaw on february 27, and in your opinion, mr. lukasz, they will use similar things in internal polish, so to speak, political games, in particular we understand that farmers are a powerful force in poland, unlike ukraine, they extremely consolidated, at one time it can be compared with our ukrainian miners, so at one time the miners went out, blocked, protested,

myroslav cech, a polish politician, public figure, told us the difference between compensations and reparations, yes, it is useful to know, and even more useful, thank you mr. miroslava, to watch the following interview of tetyana vysotska, who spoke with the secretary general of the council of europe maria pejchynovych buchich, these people... that is, our colleague, and this secretary, they will discuss what the council of europe can do to help ukraine quickly overcome the path from today's state of affairs to the state of affairs when ukraine will become a full-fledged, full-fledged member of the european community. so now a 15-minute interview, and then again mykola verezen. this is the agenda. greetings, my name is tetiana vysotska and we are at the palace of europe, the headquarters of the council of europe in strasbourg, and we have the opportunity to talk with the secretary general of the council of europe, maria pejchynovych-burych. let's talk with ms. maria about ukraine's path to the eu, how the council of europe can help ukraine on this path, as well as how to bring the bloody aggre

thank you, myroslav cech, polish politician and public figure was eteri spressu.antime, we are already passing the word on to ours journalists and our beautiful irina koval, who has already prepared relevant information for you with the news editor. iro, we'll give you the floor, and actually tell us what this issue will be about. thank you marta, well, the russian terror in our lands continues, so i will tell you more about the situation in different regions of our country, and there will also be a lot of other news, so stay tuned. 3 p.m. in ukraine, news time on the espresso tv channel, in the studio of iryna koval. i welcome all the viewers and now to the most important events. a 33-year-old man got heavy injury due to obsi.

cech, polish politician, public figure, i hope he will appear now, he has appeared, thank you, mr.yaroslav, for cooperating with us on sunday, instead of resting. and here is my question, and i even think that i will start with it, it is very important, i just have a hard time imagining why these problems are, now, as i understand it, these are more european problems than ukrainian-russian ones, regarding agricultural goods, if it were, but still, i would have thought to talk about it back in october, even before elections, why it was difficult to understand the polish market. can eat this amount of grain, i don't know ukrainian honey there, i don't know there, sunflower, this is what we are talking about, this amount we accept, this amount we transit, we understand that we have to seal these cars at the border with ukraine , they get to gdańsk or there to germany, or there somewhere to slovakia, and then we mean and yes and in short it is from my absolutely not... financial and economic head, i just imagined, i would, yes, yes, in ukraine war, we need to help , the european market

cech, polish politician, public figure and journalist of ukrainian origin, member of the seimas of thed and third term. i congratulate you. maryana verkhoturova, candidate of historical sciences, associate professor, head of the international activity department of the research institute of public law. i congratulate you, ms. maryana. oleg synyutka, people's deputy of ukraine, european solidarity. ihor koziy, military expert of the institute of euro-atlantic cooperation. mr. portnikov and i discussed, in particular, putin's address today, well , that's the latest that happened today, we have to analyze what our enemy says, does, in order to better understand him, probably this is important, not only we analyze him, all of europe, the united states of america are also watching what he will say, reacting to these statements, and let's see a quote from the prime minister of poland, donald tusk. mm, who just commented on this statement by putin to the federal assembly and said that not only the aggressive rhetoric, but also the decisions announced by putin to increase self-sufficiency. of