president zelensky's last meeting with the prime minister donald tusk. we did not criticize the government in this case. i don't want to ascribe bad intentions, but the fact is that i had the impression that president zelensky adopted the rhetoric of peace, adopted the rhetoric of our president's bagpipes. i remember a statement by yaroslav kaczyński, he was the main guru there, during poroshenko's presidency, that you will not enter the european union with bandera on the flags. poles are not the ones who can say such things to ukrainians in public, given your situation of the occupation of crimea. threats to independence and the fifth columns in donbass. poles should not talk like that. of course, there are questions, and we will return to them, but first of all, ukraine must win this war, and poland must help ukraine as much as possible, because it is actually in our interests, in polish interests. ukrainians protect not only themselves, they protect us and europe. and we must do everything to explain this to europe, that this is not a fad, but it is a

that it was the ukrainian ppu, and not their calculated strike, and the polish prime minister donald tusk, he also did not hide his emotions, there are no such words, no words , there are no such documents, such political statements, which would be enough to express condemnation of the aggressor on the one hand, and show solidarity and help on the other hand. ukraine has already has been demonstrating its heroism for many, many months, and at the same time it needs the help of the entire civilized world. ukraine and poland have signed security agreements, but will ukraine get more opportunities to protect itself from such russian strikes, my colleague diana koryshko was at zelensky's press conference and tuska says, there were words of sympathy, but what else did we hear there, the president of ukraine. ended up here in warsaw on the way to the nato summit in the usa, and in principle it could have been one of many such press conferences, one of many signings of security agreements, ukraine has already signed 19 of them, but this is how this terrible blow happened and what actually distin

i am afraid of only one thing, that at some point tusk will not say.'m sorry, i'm very sorry, it was 100 years ago, marshal kapilsutsky's conversation with interned ukrainian soldiers. yes, yes, i'm sorry, i'm so sorry. it was like, well, i can't exclude the bad scenario. this is a country, so says my experience, where everything is possible, even changes for the better, so everything can work out, you have to believe in it, you have to be an optimist, you can't be a pessimist, go forward with your head turned back. we must be optimistic, i believe that we will succeed in something, because we have already succeeded in several things. after all, in 1988 , no one in poland believed that we would topple. and this is a flower that can be watered and an organism that can be poisoned with the poison of xenophobia. that is, i love poland very much, but it is real love, because it is without illusions. i realize how much still needs to be done in poland, and these eight years brutally showed it. there is still a lot of work to be done on consciousness, how ea

i am afraid of only one thing, that at some point tusk will not say. i'm sorry, i'm very sorry.it was 100 years ago, marshalk pilsutskyi's conversation with interned ukrainian soldiers. yes, yes, i 'm sorry, i'm so sorry. well, i'm not i can rule out a bad scenario. this is a country, so says my experience, where everything is possible, even changes for the better, so everything can work out, you have to believe in it, you have to be obstinate, you can't be a pessimist, go forward with your head turned back. we must be optimistic, i believe that we will succeed in something, because we have already succeeded in several things. after all, in 1988 , no one in poland believed that we would topple. that is, i love poland very much, but this is true love, because it is without illusions. i realize how much still needs to be done in poland, and these eight years brutally showed it. there is still a lot of work on consciousness, how easy it is to catch and revive all kinds of nationalism in poland. it's a big problem, but no... sila, there's a historical memory behind it, it's a feelin

i do not doubt the sincerity of prime minister tusk, when it comes to prime minister tusk himself and the president , in the end, it is the same in this matter, i do not doubt his sincerity and whether? the minister of foreign affairs radisław szykotski or the minister of defense kościniak kames, i.e. the unanimous position of all representatives of the polish authorities on this issue, decisions, i think, will be made not only by the americans, but also by the british, because polish skies are protected by the british, in that including fighter jets, so that the collective decision will be at the level of the entire nato, let's hope that the decision will be... positive, look, finally, myroslav, well, we understand that bilateral bilateral relations are polish-ukrainian, they include not only that we want to get from poland, yes, as we speak. about the security agreement, we listed what we need and what we can offer poland, and what poland would like, in particular, when we talk about the security dimension? well the answer is simple, uh against ukraine, against russian aggression, t

and the most important thing is the readiness of the ruling mouths in poland of the same tusk to go tothe end. they directly say: ukraine is none of our business. ukraine is not our business. sometimes they say it louder, sometimes quieter. they don't say it very loudly, but they do. and these are putin's messages. contempt for gays, for jews. all of putin's rhetoric is used by them. well, there will be time to negotiate, but it is better than living under the kremlin's shobut. that's true, then truth. it's true, i completely agree, but at one time, marshal piłsudski became a hostage of what was called the polish endezia. of course, different times, but 100 years ago we saw something similar. i'm only afraid of one thing, that at some point tusk won't say, i'm sorry. that a world revolution is needed, and without that nothing will happen, not the left who say give money to everyone in need, let it be such leftists who recognize the right to compromise, recognize the right to gradual changes, but always in one direction, in the direction agreements still a lot of work on consciousness,

here donald tusk, of course, meant the hungarian prime minister viktor orban.l, unfortunately, we have information from the ministry of internal affairs about an increase in the number of dead, dead, in kyiv, now 20 such people, more than 60 more were injured, and by the way, about one of the dead. so, the mayor of lviv, andriy sadovy , stated that a 30-year-old woman was among the dead in okhmadita. svitlana lukyanchuk from lviv. svitlana was born in lviv. the girl was an orphan, so her aunt took care of her upbringing. she graduated from the national medical university named after bogomolets, after that she completed an internship. she worked in ohmadita pediatric nephrologist. svitlana will be buried in lviv near her parents at the holoski cemetery. bright memory. bright person. yes, well, we are now adding valery ryabikh, military expert, director of development of the information and consulting company defense express to our broadcast. glory to ukraine, mr. valery, glory, congratulations to the studio, congratulations dear viewers, tragic day, dozens of uk

i'm just afraid one, so that at some point tusk did not say.ry, i'm very sorry. in 1988, no one in poland believed that we would overthrow the dictatorship without a single broken window. without gallows, without civil war and that we will peacefully go to democracy, that the soviet union will collapse. that we will border with independent lithuania, with independent ukraine, no one believes at all, it happened, so we must believe that a positive scenario is possible. we must, simply must, make any scenario positive, but there is still, for example, a tendency that there is a polish village, there is a ukrainian nation, there is a ukrainian view of reality, and so on. alena, the leftists who say that everything must be brought back to normal, that a world revolution is needed, and without that nothing will happen, not the leftists who say to give money to everyone who needs it, let it be such leftists who recognize the right to compromise, the right to compromise, gradual changes, but always in one direction, in the direction of agreements. the

customs officers sent the tusks for examination to the darwin museum.termined that the half-meter incisors are the tusks of the atlantic walrus, included in the red book of russia, and also represent cultural value. currently, the issue of initiating a criminal case under part one of article 226 note 1 of the criminal code of the russian federation, smuggling of cultural property, is being considered. i will add that this article provides for punishment in the form of imprisonment for... up to 5 years and a fine of up to a million rubles. gardeners of the gardening partnership forest areas are asking law enforcement officers to call the new chairman of their snt to account. he sharply increased electricity tariffs, and for those who do not want to pay or cannot pay, he reduced power limits. as a result, people are forced to sit without electricity for weeks, and as dmitry blinnikov found out, this is not the only problem. in natalia's house , only one person can work at a time. absolutely no , my neighbor has the same situation, residents of saint fores

important that the president of ukraine is communicating now. with the main polish politician donald tuskent of poland has much less influence on the situation, well, we will talk about it after the release of the news, it is possible, marta, you still have any additional wishes, there are no wishes, i just want to pass the floor to our colleague annivilnyk, since she and the news editor have already tracked all the most important information as of this moment . colleague, we congratulate you, today is a difficult day, we understand that there is a lot of work, but please share. with us exactly what you managed to find out. greetings, colleagues, thank you for your work, the news team continues to work, let's talk about the most important, main on this minute, because the information, without exaggeration , changes every second, and unfortunately, the muscovites attacked our capital again, the number of victims increased, all the details are below, stay tuned.

and the meeting with tusk took place today in warsaw. they discussed a lot of things, including cooperation in various fields and the futility of the ukraine-nato project; in contrast, the prime minister of poland refused to transfer soviet migs to kiev. the f-16 from the netherlands is also still on the way. so what remains? well, surround the border with a triple layer of wire so that the last ukrainians don’t escape. now 6.5 million people are already in migration, trying to escape from a ukrainian concentration camp. don't stop specialists are preparing for the worst sons, this is kiev, what can we say about the periphery, that’s why all this hangs in snot, people still don’t understand, because they don’t communicate with them, it’s true, what is the real situation in ukraine, it is much, much, much worse , how this is supported by the average information background, but people on the ground, experts seem to guess. they guess they talk about it directly, that’s why we don’t have good scenarios anymore, we have a choice between bad ,

tusk goes far. but the most important thing is the demonstration of maturity by the political elites. and maturity means responsibility, right? in the understanding that we have today, of course, he is deeply convinced that the cause of ukraine is the cause of poland. the fact that he was able to win this election is just a masterpiece, the way it was done, in that sense, i think he has that maturity. there are many elements, but of course there are elements of the elites who have a different opinion, who believe that ukraine is not our business. that this is characteristic of russia, and that we will not get involved in it. and in the russian-ukrainian conflict, it is necessary to maintain a certain neutrality, in fact, orban is right, because what is the interest of the poles in interfering in a war that russia will probably win anyway? this is a return to the history that it is necessary to negotiate, not to wage war. sometimes they say it louder and sometimes quieter, they don't say it very loud

i'm only afraid of one thing, that at some point tusk won't say, i'm sorry. in 1988, no one in poland believed that we would overthrow the dictatorship without a single broken window. without gallows, without civil war, that we will go peacefully to democracy, they say to give money to everyone in need, let it be such leftists who recognize the right to compromise, the right to compromise, recognize the right to gradual changes, but always at the same time side, side of agreements, agreements and hysterical understanding, how much misfortune have brought ukraine and poland interpersonal? i realize how much still needs to be done in poland, and these eight years brutally showed it. there is still a lot of work on consciousness, how easy is it to instill and revive all kinds of nationalism in poland? this is a big problem, but not a whole one, behind it is the historical memory, it is the feeling that we are innocent by nature, that we have never done anything bad to anyone. something that rests on a sledgehammer, you talk about poland in such a way that sometimes i am it i convey to uk

tusk's government had it is difficult to understand this, now it will be key in our admission to thepean union, because poland, together with germany and france, are actually becoming the pillars of the european union, especially when we cannot predict what will happen in the united states of america and great britain after the change . supports the european union in great britain, special relations with poland as well, then the role of poland in the eu will be very large, and therefore tusk will help us in the defense sphere, but in the economic sphere there may be problems, and of course there are various provocateurs, for example, when they voted on the issue of recognizing the resettlement of the crimean tatars as genocide, both the coalition and the opposition, the largest opposition, peace , supported this decision, they all voted for it, but the party... the confederation, for example, showed its completely pro-russian face and everyone voted against it, so these pro-russian forces inside poland, of course, we will still hear about their existence, especially since the confede

and what do polish-ukrainian relations look like today with this new government of donald tusk, can wetalk about any significant changes, or rather the continuation of the policy? which is not, there are definitely changes. maybe they are not as fast as before, there were advantages in the previous pis government, because when the full-scale invasion just started, we remember that the polish government supported us, accepted a lot of ukrainians, then in the pre-election period , border blockades began, and confederation began, but peace did nothing, trying to put future responsibility for what happens on the future tusk government. it was difficult for tusk's government. figure it out, now he will be key in our admission to the european union, because poland, together with germany, france, are actually becoming pillars of the european union, especially when we, well , we cannot predict what will happen in the united states of america, and great britain, after the change of government, supports the european union in great britain, special relations with poland as well, the role of polan

i'm only afraid of one thing, that at some point tusk won't say, i'm sorry, i'm very sorry.s a country, so says my experience, where everything is possible, even changes for the better, so everything can work out, you have to believe in it, you have to be an optimist, you can't be a pessimist, go forward and... in some year 88, no one in poland did not believe that we would overthrow the dictatorship without a single broken window. without the gallows, without civil war, that we will go peacefully to democracy, that the soviet union will collapse. that we border with independent lithuania, with independent ukraine, no one believes at all, it happened, so we must believe that a positive scenario is possible. we have to , we are simply obliged to make any scenario positive, but there is still, for example, endenia, there is also a polish village, there is a ukrainian endenia, there is a ukrainian view of reality and so on, and i am afraid that this... but not the leftists who say that everything must be returned to the game with a bang, that a world revolution is needed, and w

tusk's victorious reports contrasted sharply with the sour expression on his face.t is understandable, because everything is for ukraine will happen, maybe sooner or later, but she won't win. but at the same time, this is fully consistent with the biden administration’s course of gradually shifting the costs of the conflict to european allies, and germany is first in line here. we are taking a leading role in the baltic region and in the defense of nato's eastern flank. together we stand firmly on the side of the ukrainians. scholz lost the elections to the european parliament and will soon lose the elections in eastern germany. scholz also admitted that ukraine’s support... only this year ukraine received imf loans it will be necessary to pay almost 2 billion dollars, an amount greater than that which the west intends to steal for it from russian assets, so the ukrainians almost no longer own their country, the land, what is in it on it, is gradually changing hands cheaply. american senator linsey graham said that the trillions buried in ukraine should not go to ru

tusk goes far. important thing is the demonstration of maturity by political elites, and maturity means responsibility, right? ordinary in the sense we have today. he is deeply convinced that the matter of ukraine is the matter of poland. he is convinced that the entourage of the coalition will allow him. i do not know this, of course, but i believe that he has no illusions about putin or orban. and for full understanding of the situation, he is a high- class politician. ukraine is none of our business. ukraine is none of our business. sometimes they speak louder, sometimes quieter. they don't say it very loudly, but they do. and these are putin's messages. contempt for gays, for jews, for like-minded people, for lgbt people, all that putin rhetoric they use. there will be problems, but if we look at the long-term perspective, it becomes obvious that ukraine's victory is a chance for poland. if they say in poland that we will have problems with the victory of the country, i answer. ukraine from pola

of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi held successful negotiations with the prime minister of poland donald tusk, which allowed to eliminate the last obstacle on the way to the supply of fighter jets, serhii, the spokesman for the head of state, said. kiferov on the air of the telethon, let's listen to what the spokesman of the ukrainian president said. there were negotiations with the polish side with donald tusk on the sidelines of the summit of the european political community. and it was these negotiations that made it possible, let's say, to remove the last obstacle on the way of f-16 planes to ukraine. yesterday, the day before yesterday , the president had an interview where he... said that the planes are not in ukraine yet, but i hope that after negotiations with donald tusk, this the situation will change quickly. mr. valery, the press secretary of the president, and the president of ukraine himself do not say what this last obstacle is. do you think this is a technical obstacle or a political one? and, let's say so, and... both components are present, and there is also a logistical com

i am afraid of only one thing, that at some point tusk will not say.i'm sorry, i'm very sorry, it was 100 years ago, conversation marshalka pilsutskyi with interned ukrainian soldiers. i 'm sorry, i'm sorry. well, i can't rule out a bad scenario, that 's what my experience says , so maybe everything will work out, you have to believe in it, you have to to be an optimist, you can't be a pessimist, to go forward with your head turned back. we must be optimistic, i believe that we will succeed in something, because we have already succeeded in several things. no one in poland believed that we would overthrow the dictatorship without a single broken window. without gallows, without a civil war, that we will go peacefully to democracy, that the soviet union will collapse, that we will border with independent lithuania, with independent ukraine, no one believes at all, it happened, so we must believe that a positive scenario is possible . are obliged to make any scenario positive, but there is still, for example, an endetsia, there is also a polish village,

there were negotiations with the polish side, with donald tusk on the sidelines of the euro summit. to political community, and it was these negotiations that made it possible, let's say, to remove the last, last obstacle on the way of the f-16 planes to ukraine, yesterday, the day before yesterday, the president had an interview where he said that the planes are not in ukraine yet, but i hope that after the negotiations with donald tusk, this situation will change quickly. mr. valery, the press secretary of the president, and the president of ukraine himself do not say what this last obstacle is. this is, in your opinion, technical an obstacle or a political one? let's say, both components are present, and there is also a logistical component, is there now, is there a technical possibility in ukraine now, to launch these f-16 fighters so that they fly in ukrainian skies and take off from ukrainian territory? well, this is another question, we will discuss that a little later, well now, but a little later, i will explain what the political component is, which means that there is a solu

yuriy, see prime minister tusk proposes to produce electricity. for ukraine, as far as it is on the agendapecially for ukraine, it is obvious that it will not be only specially, because energy, electricity is such a thing, such a substance, which can very easily flow from country to country, at least on the roads of europe, as far as it is on the agenda to produce electricity for ukraine, now this is a critical problem to a certain extent, because kyiv is in the dark very often, much more often than the city. or two years ago, and the same can be said about lviv and so on and so on, what can be said about it today? well, actually, this is a fairly new topic, she appeared, appeared during president zelenskyi's visit to warsaw and during the signing of the actual security agreement between poland and ukraine, then at the press conference, polish prime minister donald tusk said that there is such a proposal from warsaw that poland can help ukraine with electricity, energy. the bridge has been functioning since the 22nd year already at full capacity between, that is, there are technical possib

it was difficult for the tusk government to deal with this, now it will be key in our admission to thean union, because poland, together with germany, france, are actually becoming the pillars of the european union, especially when we, well... we cannot predict what will happen in the united states of america and great britain, after the change of government, the european union supports great britain, special relations with poland too, the role of poland in the eu will be very large, and therefore tusk will help us in the defense sphere, but in the economic sphere there may be problems, and of course there are various provocateurs, for example, when they voted on the issue of recognizing the resettlement of the crimean tatars as genocide, both the coalition and its opposition in... the largest opposition, peace , supported this decision, they all voted for it, but the confederation party, for example, showed its completely pro-russian face and everyone voted against, so that these pro-russian forces inside poland, of course, we will hear about their existence, especially since the conf

of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyy held successful negotiations with the prime minister of poland donald tuskich made it possible to remove the last obstacle on the way to the supply of fighter jets, said the spokesman of the head of state serhiy nikiferov on the air of the telethon, let's listen to what the spokesman of the ukrainian president said. there were negotiations with the polish side with donald tusk on the sidelines of the summit of the european political community, and these negotiations made it possible, so to speak, to remove the last, last obstacle to it. on the way of f-16 planes to ukraine, yesterday, the day before yesterday, the president had an interview where he said that the planes are not in ukraine yet, but i hope that after negotiations with donald tusk, this situation will change quickly. mr. valery, the press secretary of the president, and the president of ukraine himself do not say what this last obstacle is. is this technical in your opinion? obstacle or political? and let's say that both components are present, and there is also a logistical component, is there

it is also necessary to remember that prime minister tusk should take into account the opinion of the coalition partners. and the same with regard to what concerns ukraine. fortunately, we continue the policy that concerns ukraine, the policy that was started immediately, the policy of support, military and political. military-wise, it means that we have handed over more tanks to ukraine than the whole of western europe put together. in fact, a huge number, about 500 tanks, more than 50 powerful and modern howitzers. 2,000 starlinks, over 500 power generators, and that's just to name a few. the most important for ukraine is military aid and support, of course, but also political, that is, support for eu membership. and we give full support here. and support for joining nato. for poland, joining nato was much easier than joining the european union. because joining nato is a political decision. the army should be led by a civilian. that army must be adapted, but there is a beginning of adaptation to nato standards, and it is possible to join. and joining the european union is the adapta

with whom we need to talk and decide now, it is with the government and the prime minister and with tusk. well, how do you assess the situation between the polish and ukrainian governments, between the polish and ukrainian authorities? because? it is necessary to continue cooperation and possibly raise it to some completely different, higher level. the current government in poland the civil coalition, of which i am a member, is the dominant party, and this is actually the power of the coalition. it is also necessary to remember that prime minister tusk must take into account the opinion of the coalition partners, and the same with regard to ukraine. fortunately, we continue the policy that concerns ukraine. such a policy, which was launched immediately, a policy of military and political support. voyskova means that we have given more tanks to ukraine than the whole of western europe put together. in fact, a huge number, about 500 tanks, more than 50 howitzers, powerful and modern, 20 thousand starlinks, more than 500 generators of electricity, and these are only such selected things. th

times, but 100 years ago, we saw something similar, i'm only afraid of one thing, that at some point tusk will not say, i'm sorry, i'm very sorry, it was 100 years ago, the conversation of marshal kapilsudskyi with interned ukrainian soldiers, so i apologize , i'm very sorry, it was like that, well, i can't rule out a bad scenario. poland is it country, this is what my experience says, where everything is possible, even changes for the better, so everything can work out, you have to believe in it, you have to be an optimist, you can't be a pessimist, go forward with your head turned back. without gallows, without a civil war, that we will go peacefully to democracy, that the soviet union will collapse, that we will border with independent lithuania, with independent ukraine, no one believes at all, it happened, so we must believe that a positive scenario is possible . therefore, it is a matter of responsibility and effort ukrainian and polish in order to master these right-wing people of ours. let the right be right, please, but let it be like the british one. but not the leftists who say

olaf scholz has already met with polish prime minister donald tusk. yes, this is reported by donald tusk himself on the x social network. i quote. europe today needs strong leadership and a common position on security issues. yes, donald tusk congratulated his german challenger at. of poland and i will remind you that the last consultations took place between poland and germany in 2018, between chancellor angela merkel and prime minister of poland mateusz morawiecki. well, we understand that polish-german relations were quite tense, in particular during the time of the previous government team in poland, the question was about compensation or reparations, which the polish population suffered from during the second world war. from the german nazis, but now we will talk about something else, about ours utility company, and we will also talk about our tariffs, a rather complicated topic, we understand that the electricity tariff has been increased since june, but it will probably not end there, well, at least such signals have begun to arrive from the in

with whom we need to talk and decide now, then it is with the government and the prime minister with tusk. well, how do you assess the situation between the polish government and the ukrainian government, between the polish government? in ukrainian, because it is necessary to continue cooperation and possibly raise it to some completely different, higher level. the current government in in poland, the civil coalition, of which i am a member, is the dominant party, and this is actually the power of the coalition. it is also necessary to remember that prime minister tusk must take into account the opinion of the coalition partners, and likewise, regarding what concerns ukraine. fortunately, we are continuing the policy that...regards ukraine, the kind of policy that was started right away, the policy of support, military and political, military is that we have given more tanks to ukraine than all of western europe put together. in fact, a huge amount, about 500 tanks, more than 50 galleys, powerful and modern, 20 thousand starlinks, more than 500 generators of electricity, and these are onl

and the most important thing is the readiness of the rulers of poland, tusk himself., of course, there are elements of the elites who have a different opinion, who believe that ukraine is none of our business. that this is characteristic of russia, and that we do not get involved in it, and in the russian-ukrainian conflict, it is necessary to preserve a certain neutrality. orbán is essentially right, because what is the interest of the poles in interfering in a war that russia is likely to win anyway.

about any open consultations, but between the president of ukraine and, for example, prime minister tuskright? we were expecting a meeting, but it was slightly delayed, as far as we understand, for various reasons. how would it look now? situation, mr. marshalka, what are the prospects for the growth of this diplomatic-political-economic activity? we are active diplomatically, but we are also building our position in the european union, because we have lost this position, we are rebuilding the so-called weimar triangle, it is the meeting of poland, germany and france. and the role of poland has increased due to the fact that we are the country on the ukrainian front, the closest to ukraine. it goes through us. aid to ukraine, through us, because the hungarians blocked it, a little through romania, but most of it through us, grain exports go through romania, while military equipment goes through poland. this is not a secret. i am saying what the russians know very well, but we, we politicians, say it to our colleagues, and have said it now to ukrainian colleagues, they should talk and dis

tusk's victorious reports contrasted sharply with the sour expression on his face.erstandable, because everything will happen for ukraine, maybe sooner or later, but they will not win. but at the same time, this is fully consistent with the biden administration’s policy of gradually shifting the costs of the conflict onto european allies, and germany is first in line here. we are taking a leading role in the baltic region and in the defense of nato's eastern flank. together we stand firmly on the side of the ukrainians. scholz lost elections to the european parliament, will soon lose elections in eastern germany. scholz also acknowledged his support for ukraine. should not go to russia and china, they have already divided this wealth, hence the increasing talk about freezing the conflict, although everyone defines the reasons for it differently; hungarian prime minister orban, for example, did not hide that he would like to maintain a buffer territory between his country and... we appreciate the peace initiatives of president zelensky asked him to consider the possi

donald tusk, prime minister of poland. if we talk about foreign electricity, the business called on the cabinet of ministers to reduce the rate of purchases of foreign electricity. representatives of large companies of the mining and metallurgical complex ask the cabinet of ministers to reconsider the decision to increase the share of kilowatt imports to 80% for the stable operation of the enterprise. well, here are the top managers they say that 50% can be a compromise solution, otherwise it is so high. the cost of foreign kilowatts can simply undermine the work of companies, well, this was also reported in the employers' federation, for large businesses , the price for electricity is currently the highest in all of europe, all of this essentially endangers the work of large mining and metallurgical companies, but primarily the cost of their products. let's go further: in action, it will be possible to issue a license and dose... for entrepreneurs , a full cycle of procedures for business, the ministry of digital transformation reported. ukrainians will be able to obtain the necessary

about any open consultations, but between the president of ukraine and, for example, prime minister tuskright? we were expecting a meeting, but it was slightly delayed, as far as we understand, for various reasons. as the situation looked, mr. marshalka, what are the prospects for the growth of this diplomatic-political-economic activity? we are active diplomatically, but we are also building our position in the european union, because we lost this position, we are rebuilding the so-called the weimar triangle, it is the meeting of poland, germany and france. and the role of poland has increased due to the fact that we are the country on the ukrainian front, the closest to ukraine. by. aid goes to ukraine through us, because the hungarians blocked it, a little through romania, but most of it through us. grain exports go through romania, while military equipment goes through poland. this is not a secret. i am saying what the russians know very well. but we, we politicians, say this to my colleagues and i said it now to ukrainian colleagues, we must speak and discuss what will happen after

ukraine and, for example, prime minister tusk, right? we were expecting a meeting, but it was slightly delayed, as far as we understand, for various reasons. what would the situation look like now, mr. marshalka, what are the prospects for the growth of this diplomatic-political-economic activity? we are active diplomatically, but we are also building our position in the european union, because we have lost this position: we are rebuilding the so-called weimar triangle, these are the meetings of poland. germany and france. and the role of poland has increased due to the fact that we are the country on the ukrainian front, the closest to ukraine. aid goes to ukraine through us. because of us, because the hungarians blocked it. a little through romania, but most through us. grain exports go through romania, while military equipment goes through poland. this is not a secret. i am saying what the russians know very well. but we, we are politicians, i say. this to my colleagues and i was saying now to my ukrainian colleagues, they should talk

about any open consultations, but between the president of ukraine and, for example, prime minister tuskht? we were expecting a meeting, but it was slightly delayed, as far as we understand, for various reasons. once the situation looked, sir marshalka, what are the prospects for the growth of this diplomatic-political-economic activity? we are active diplomatically, but we are also building our own... poland, germany and france, and the role of poland has increased due to the fact that we are the country on the ukrainian front, the closest to ukraine, aid goes to ukraine through us, because the hungarians blocked it , a little through romania, but most through us. grain exports pass through romania, while military exports do. the equipment goes through poland, it 's not a secret, i'm saying what the russians know very well, but we, we politicians, say it to my colleagues, and i was speaking now to my ukrainian colleagues, should talk and discuss what will happen after the war, how polish-ukrainian relations will develop, what we want, how we want those relations to look like, or should

the meeting between volodymyr zelenskyi and donald tusk began in warsaw.y will meet first face-to-face, and later in an expanded composition with the participation of the delegation. planned negotiations on the continuation of defense cooperation, support ukraine on the way to european integration and expectations from the nato summit to be held in washington. the participation of poland in the reconstruction of ukraine will also be discussed. they will talk about the development of trade and humanitarian cooperation. also, volodymyr zelenskyi and donald tusk will sign an agreement on cooperation in the field of security between poland and ukraine, and a briefing for polish journalists is planned for later, as soon as additional information on this will appear. occasion, this is an extremely important meeting, so we will keep you informed about it. urgent until our correspondent tetyana golunova, who is currently near one of the arrivals points in kyiv, appears on the air. tatiana, we congratulate you. please let me know where you are right now and share t

at who we need to talk to and decide now, then it is with the government and the prime minister with tusk, well, how do you assess the situation between... the polish government and the ukrainian one, between the polish government and the ukrainian one, because it is necessary to continue cooperation and possibly raise it to some completely different, higher level. the current government in poland, the civil coalition, of which i am a member, is the dominant party, and it is actually the government of the coalition. it is also necessary to remember that prime minister tusk must take into account the opinion of the coalition partners, and the same with regard to ukraine. fortunately we are we continue the policy that concerns ukraine, the policy that was started immediately, the policy of support, military and political. voyskova is the fact that we transferred more tanks to ukraine than all of western europe combined. in fact, a huge amount, about 500 tanks, more than 50 powerful and modern howitzers, 20 thousand starlinks, more than 500 power generators, and that's all. such selected thi

donald tusk, prime minister of poland.if we talk about foreign current, then the business called on the cabinet of ministers to lower the rate for piles of foreign electricity, representatives of large companies of the mining and metallurgical complex are asking the cabinet of ministers to reconsider the decision to increase the share of imported kilowatts to 80% for the stable operation of the enterprise, well, here are the top managers saying, that a compromise solution can be 50%, otherwise such a high cost of foreign kilowatts can simply undermine the work of companies, well, about this... the federation of employers for big business reported that currently the highest price for electricity in all of europe, this all essentially endangers work large mining and metallurgical companies, but primarily it increases the cost of their products. let's go further. in the action, it will be possible to issue a license and permits for entrepreneurs. a full cycle of business procedures will appear on the portal, the ministry said

it was difficult for tusk's government to deal with this, now it will be key in our admission to theuropean union. because poland together with germany and france are actually becoming the pillars of the european union, especially when we cannot predict what will happen in the united states of america, and great britain, after the change of government, supports the european union in great britain, special relations with poland too, then the role of poland in the eu will be very large, and that is why tusk will help us in the defense sphere, but in the economic sphere there may be problems, and of course there are various provocateurs, for example, when he voted... on the issue of recognizing the resettlement of the crimean tatars as genocide, and the coalition and the opposition in the largest opposition, peace , supported this decision, they all voted for it, but the confederation party, for example, showed its completely pro-russian face and all voted against, so these pro-russian forces inside poland, of course, we will hear about their existence again , especially since the confe

i am only afraid of one thing, that at some point tusk will not say. i'm sorry, i'm very sorry. it was 100 years ago, the conversation of marshal pilsutskyi with the interned ukrainian soldiers. yes, yes, i 'm sorry. well, i can't rule out a bad scenario. that's what my experience says , even changes better, so maybe everything will work out, you have to believe in it, you have to be be an optimist, you cannot be a pessimist, go forward with your head turned back. i believe that we will succeed in something, because we have already succeeded in several things. to make any scenario positive, but there is still, for example, endenia, there is still a polish village, there is a ukrainian endenia, there is a ukrainian view of reality and so on, and i am afraid that it may succeed, i completely agree, so it is a matter of responsibility and ukrainian and polish efforts to master these right-wingers of ours, let them be right-wing, please, but let it be like the british one conservative. but not the left who say that everything must be brought back to the game with a bang, that a worl

olaf scholz came to polish prime minister tusk for negotiations, the result was expected, a conversationefense plans and... the european border , a statement about tireless support for ukraine. at this very moment in kiev , the prime minister of hungary was saying that budapest does not consider the conflict in ukraine is theirs. about european contradictions, the chief of our berlin bureau, mikhail anton. germany's relations with poland have always suffered from mood swings, from one extreme to another. at the moment , warsaw and berlin are great friends again. and even the issue of reparations for the second world war, which the previous government of polish nationalists tried to extort from their western neighbors, seems to have been resolved, but that’s until the next attack of germanophobia. germany realizes the gravity of its guilt, its responsibility for millions of german victims. therefore germany append. to support affected people. nobody wants to outplay anyone on the issue of reparations. chancellor scholz says that in a formal and legal sense the issue of reparations is clos

former polish prime minister morowiecki drew attention to this. while addressing the claims to donald tusk. to all this, the politician added that the current government of poland benefits banks, not ordinary families, an increase in electricity prices will lead to an increase in production costs, as well as rising prices in stores. the search for four-year-old maya lyubimtseva, who disappeared the day before in the brest region, has been going on for two days. the search continued all night. the police and emergency situations ministry employees are involved in the search operation. that the girl does not speak, was dressed in a black t-shirt, any information about may’s whereabouts can be provided by phone, which is on the screen, as well as by numbers 102 or 112. factorby lights up new stars, today the casting of the popular show continues in mogilev, registration for auditions started at 10 am and will last until 5 pm, you need only a passport, the team will offer to fill out forms after singing the story.

that the election of senator wentz is possible. vice president emphasizes trump's dislike of donald tusk, because vance also, sorry, in poland they will say that the election vance emphasizes his dislike for donald tusk, because vance also strongly criticized our government and our majority, but i think that ukrainians see from their point of view, poles from theirs. but both of them are right, because of all the vice presidential candidates, vance is the most against involvement and interference. i think that in trump's mind, because i have a deeper analysis of the situation from the republicans, things look like this. trump needs to defend himself against criticism from the right wing in his camp, and the right wing in his camp is talking yes: trump will come to power and the country will once again be ruled by the deep state. and trump wants to show: "no, there will be something else." and one more important thing, still on the cusp of the gerundocracy that reigns in the usa today, trump chooses a promising 39-year-old senator from ohio. a senator with a brilliant biography, because h

defend this historical field for... the poles, and accordingly, as far as he said it, without consulting tusk, i think that this was entirely his private initiative, because he is a politician with experience, and in the end he did not say anything against which tusk will openly protest, one more question, paniga, sorry, be please, poland has started checking more than fifty companies through ukrainian grain, that's 70, the polish prosecutor's office is investigating 70 companies on suspicion of fraud with ukrainian grain. i have a question, and everything is fine with russian grain, because there is some kind of fraud around ukrainian grain, sometimes it is not allowed, sometimes it is blocked, sometimes it is not possible, then trucks, then this, then that, and russia travels through belarus calmly, as far as we here know, you see, yes, since this is a question. ukrainian grain itself also acquired a political character, and protests were not so much against russian grain, but did not occur at all against russian grain, happened against ukrainian grain, er, that is why they are checking com

, as no more than 15% of energy consumption, because it does not depend on the wishes of shmygal or tuske carrying capacity of interstate crossings, that is, on the number of power lines that connect, for example, ukraine and poland, now this number is limited, new power lines need to be built, so now we have... a maximum bandwidth of 1.7 gigabytes, the president said that before the attacks of the russian federation, we consumed a maximum of 18 gw, well, you can calculate, this is a little less than 10%, and if organizational restrictions are removed, then by the end of the year it will be possible to increase this throughput to 1.9, two and one, well... up to about 2 years . ukrenergo and oblenergo are currently working on this, but still, this import is not enough to cover all the needs of ukraine, and now it is very important to create and install small power plants, about combine them in small distribution systems, to be connected to the unified energy system in order to ensure the energy autonomy of each territorial community, each settlement. of each district in cities. thank you,

poland was signed by president volodymyr zelenskyi and chairman of the council of ministers donald tusk happened during zelenskyi's official visit to warsaw. maria chernyakhivska will tell more about the meeting. maria, my congratulations and tell me the details. congratulations, naevo the meeting between the president of ukraine and the prime minister of poland began emotionally. immediately after signing the security. agreement , a moment of silence for the dead began today in ukraine, in particular in kyiv. actually, the president of ukraine revealed some details of the security agreement that was signed today, it is about providing ukraine with nato-type combat aircraft, it was also about the creation of a ukrainian volunteer legion in poland, which will be able to train ukrainians who now... live on the territory of poland and lithuania was also discussed to develop mechanisms for shooting down russian missiles headed for the territory of poland. in general, this security agreement has many points, and they concern not only general security, but also cyber security, as well as coun

what can we expect from schultz and tusk on that subject as well? they've been holding the notes very close to the test, but we do expect some kind of announcement because these, this eastern flank of nato, the direct potential confrontation with ross. so that's something poland has been wanting no matter who was in government for very, very long time. that's something particular the social democrats, the policy determine chances from always so is not quite as acute. and of course ross is attack on ukraine, proves the government government line also at the code as it was under the macro completely wrong. they've completely under estimated the very real threat of russia . currently, germany is building a brigade in lithuania. the question now is whether we will see will commitments that towards poland to would strengthening that particular eastern flank of nature, historical grievances between germany and polar run deep michela, as you know, particularly relating to the 2nd world war, poland just demanding germany pay more war, reparations are sold s

the election of senator wentz as a possible vice president emphasizes the dislike of trump to donald tuskce is too, sorry. in poland, they will say that the election of vance emphasizes the dislike for donald tusk, because vance also strongly criticized our government and our majority, but i think that ukrainians see from their point of view, poles from theirs. but both of them are right, because of all the candidates for vice president, vance is the most opposed to the involvement and interference of the united states in foreign policy in the direction of eastern europe. everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but that's not the point, the point is that trump chooses the more radical one for himself, a person who has such a path behind him and, by the way, was a critic of him, strongly criticized trump for several topics, then came to trump's side. after all, vance harshly criticized trump a few years ago, and then switched to the ex-president's side. today he is a radical who defends trump on the right. i think that in trump's mind, because i have a deeper analysis of the situation f

customs officers sent the tusks for examination to the darwin museum.half-meter incisors are the fangs of the atlantic walrus, included in the red book of russia, and also represent cultural value. currently , the issue of initiating a criminal case under part one of article 226 is being considered. ukrf, smuggling of cultural property. i will add that this article provides for punishment in the form of imprisonment for up to 5 years and a fine of up to a million rubles. children's party massacre. a teenager has been detained in the uk for breaking into a dance master class with a knife and starting to kill. two girls were killed and eight other people were seriously injured. meanwhile, journalists foggy albion has already called this raid the largest attack on children in the history of the country. vladimir bazov, more details. the inconspicuous suburb of liverpool, southport, in the north-west of england, appeared on the front pages of british newspapers for almost the first time. these images show a man in a green jacket entering the building, an un