each e-e system of cooperation with the polish side in the context of the war in the context of aid in ukraine has been repaired e-e system in the context of humanitarian aid and weapon aid, that is, in reality, our task now is to continue the work of his predecessor andriy deshchytsia and do everything to strengthen to increase this aid and support from poland. and for this, i believe that there are now unique opportunities, a unique chance and great prospects in my interview for the ukrainian language here is a quote when i went everywhere to work as a service the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, and the leadership of the ukrainian state, said to the adm. it 's just that you should bring back the history of ukrainian-polish relations, and here i wanted to ask if this means that this is a new relationship between ukraine or that the relationship will become like this, just a new

situation, the war very clearly took place the line between who is on the side of good and who is on the side of evil. she really showed who are our friends . friendly ukraine, i am very glad that poland reacted so extremely quickly and effectively from the first days of the war, in particular polish society, of course, polish citizens who opened their hearts and homes for citizens of ukraine who were forced to move here to poland due to russian aggression, and indeed this great solidarity of the polish people with in ukrainian this is already the beginning of a new history of our relations

my task will be to turn this great spirit of solidarity, which is now inherent especially in the conditions of war in the polish people, this rapprochement that took place between ukrainians and poles, into concrete projects of cooperation that will forever and ever, so to speak, connect our two our two of the people, our two states are in the united european family, i have often said the same words that this is 18 as a turning point that from time to time ukraine and russia will forever be enemies and ukraine and poland will be called friends and i hope that we will always be let's be honest about the second statement, and i can't imagine otherwise if poroshenko didn't open the border every day and didn't accept a driver from ukraine, well, here i wanted to ask how much humanitarian aid we receive from what ukraine receives. just imagine what is happening now poland is in second

place after the united states in terms of aid to ukraine, this includes not only humanitarian aid, it also includes financial aid and military aid. that is, it is a very powerful result. a few months ago that poland will react so effectively to this threat that arose as a result of russian aggression, and indeed what poland is doing now, this help that we receive from poland is really a guarantee of our joint victory, i am more than sure that this victory will be that this victory it will be sooner than later, as some say, and that poland and i will have a unique opportunity to celebrate this victory together,

to visit the ukrainian military who arrived here for treatment relatively recently and, er, they have been displaced in different medical institutions in different poland, there are several military men who are being treated in warsaw, in the vicinity of warsaw, the vast majority are in krakow and in contact with them. heroes who were injured receive excellent medical care, they receive excellent treatment, they feel this gratitude from polish doctors from polish doctors from polish

medical personnel for their heroism, what kind of people are they they show themselves in defense not only of their homeland, but actually of the main european principles, as it is customary to say here in poland and yours, and we definitely know by name every military man who arrived here for treatment. we maintain contact with the polish government and know for sure who what where what is the diagnosis, and how is medical care provided, that's why we are here, we are always there , and in case of anything, the military who are here can always count on ukrainian diplomats and consuls, and she listens. and in general how many ukrainians are currently working in poland, this number is very dynamic, we all understand that it is difficult to say the exact number, instead, the statistics are kept by the

polish authorities, the statistics of the citizens of ukraine who arrived here after february 24 and... ukraine has been officially legalized, officially legalized, legalized, and so there are no such citizens of ukraine today. of the government, which says that there are more than 500,000 citizens of ukraine who arrived here at a productive age. that is, they are those who can be employed, and of them, more than 300,000 are already working legally here in poland. i want to say that this is the

legislation, the legislative regulation . adopted by the sejm and the senate of poland, and the government initiated all these legislative changes, they allow citizens of ukraine who arrived here after february 24 and received a swimming pool identification number to enjoy the same rights and privileges as citizens of poland, this also applies to legal employment and study in higher educational institutions or schools and free medical care . they receive and this is also a huge manifestation of such solidarity towards the ukrainian people, and what is important is that this solidarity on the part of poland was also responded to by a peculiar gesture of solidarity on the part of the ukrainian people towards to those poles who currently live or plan to come to ukraine as you know, on the initiative of the president of ukraine, the verkhovna rada of ukraine recently

approved a separate law on the status of poles, which also equates in fact the rights of citizens of poland and citizens of ukraine on the territory of the ukrainian state very m-m times because he started a-a for sanity and in the name of gratitude, too, this pilot is also so emotional and such uh such such initiatives in such joint projects, i believe that there should be even more, and really. these are the bricks that we are laying this common foundation of ours, on which we will actually build brotherhood. that is, we are already talking not about partnership, not about strategic partnership, but about the brotherhood of two peoples, i think so i hope everything sounds so good, emotionally , in general, war always shows such uh, the real color and i am the emotions of people. and when we talked about this law, what does it allow, does it allow ukrainians to

study here in poland, do you know the number of how many ukrainian children uh will continue their education in polish schools, as if they are studying in a polish school and i will strive for this, of course, for now we are working with numbers and these numbers show that somewhere over 290,000 e-e children from ukraine are currently in poland studying in polish schools and from this figure 180,000. these are the children who arrived here in poland already after february 24. these are the children who have already been enrolled in polish schools and will continue their education in polish schools, but here i want to emphasize one such important thing, that is, we as a ukrainian state we are working and will continue to do so so that these children do not

lose contact with the ukrainian education system , and for this purpose, various opportunities are being created here in poland, with the support of the polish government , and commercial institutions are also included here banks that also on the basis of their offices create specialized computerized places connected to the internet where ukrainian children can study online in ukrainian schools ukrainian schools have also opened such an opportunity even these good, very prestigious private schools now allow studying kyiv students there or from other cities allow you to study online for free. therefore, this connection with the ukrainian education system will continue in warsaw. a place where opportunities will also be created for children from ukraine, and not only for children, but

also for adults who want to improve their qualifications in one or another field, in particular in the it field, it will also be an opportunity not only to learn certain new, new professional skills , relatively speaking, to study in ukrainian schools, but the main point and the main goal is really to ensure this inseparable connection between citizens of ukraine who are forced to go abroad not only to poland, but to the whole world and the ukrainian education system, that is, citizens of ukraine should feel that the ukrainian state is next to them, that we are there where they are, and that we will always be a support and help in all the issues that concern them, that they face while abroad. i see that the consulate and embassy are also trying to be such a support and help, because i see the embassy on the street in front of the consulate, from the tent, the external offices, uh, what problems

do ukrainians, living in poland, turn to the consulate , they go to the embassy more often. when the full-scale invasion began, a lot of citizens ukrainians came abroad without any documents or with internal passports or children's birth certificates when the borders opened and accepted all citizens of ukraine who were forced to leave because the russians bombed their homes or there were no conditions for further residence in those regions temporarily occupied today, therefore, for such citizens, the primary task, the primary question is to get real documents, i.e., a foreign passport, or a document whether to enter their children's foreign passport in their foreign passport or to make a foreign passport for their children, that is, mainly the questions that citizens of ukraine now address to the constitution of the institutions, they

relate to passport issues, documents, etc. in different parts of poland, who also in cooperation with us provide consultations on housing assistance and employment, that is, there is a feeling of such a very strong mobilization among diplomats and unity between diplomats consuls volunteering organizations that is, we are all now united for the sake of not only victory, but for the sake of helping our citizens who are really suffering from what putin is doing with his aggressive policy in relation not only to ukraine but to the entire democratic civilized world how did you say that you all united that here we are all united in general, the ukrainian diaspora in poland is so very active , does the embassy at all cooperate in connection with

ukrainian events? when we start talking about the diaspora, i want to emphasize that here in poland, we are not inclined to call the ukrainian diaspora the diaspora , because autochthonous ukrainians live here. who , in fact, have lived on these lands since time immemorial, this is the autochthonous ukrainian national minority, plus citizens of ukraine who come here came for the purpose of training, employment and so on. that is, this is such a unique ukrainian community of its kind. that is how we call it the ukrainian community. that is, we are all one community, one community and what is happening now what i see. during this short period of time when

i came here, this is truly the unity of the ukrainian community, and it is very nice to see when representatives of the autochthonous community, that is, citizens of poland of ukrainian origin who have lived here in poland since time immemorial, unite in joint initiatives. the generation of new migrants , citizens of ukraine, who came here for, as i said, employment or study, that is, they all have one goal of helping ukraine, and they also do a lot of joint humanitarian projects aid or various measures, e.e., simply in order to mobilize even more polish society , there are a lot of organizations here now, and we will and we are already working very effectively with each of these organizations, i will meet with them all, i very much even if he does not

represent this or that organization, but he is sincerely trying to help ukraine in this situation within his capabilities, i will always gladly find time to meet with them, shake his hand and say thank you, and simply the ukrainian community the ukrainian community in general, what kind of trend can we observe now? more and more ukrainians are coming to poland, or vice versa, they are gradually leaving home . they arrived here after february 24. still, the desire dominates and they dream sooner or later to return home and start rebuilding

their homes there. it is nice that even their future, the future of their children. they associate it with ukraine it is a huge asset of the ukrainian people that we connect our future with the future of our state and believe that after the war this state will be even more beautiful than it is now, it will be even more successful, successful that it will already be a new country european, which will be both a member of the european union and a member of nato, and it will be a country that is really respected in the world, which will strengthen its subjectivity to such an extent that in past generations it was not even dreamed of. i am sure that it will be like this. and we encourage the citizens of ukraine as well come back as soon as there is an opportunity , come back together, we need to rebuild our country

, a recently created group is killing an open border so that you, well, to increase the capacity on the ukrainian-polish border, how is the situation on the border in general now, as infrastructure and how did the invasion full-scale affect this infrastructure was affected er catastrophically er russians bombed a lot of logistics routes or opportunities blocked ports er and due to these new circumstances the load on automobile checkpoints actually increased at the ukrainian-polish state border, the vast majority of freight traffic is currently carried out through automobile checkpoints, and of course, huge queues are created, especially from trucks, and the dissatisfaction of transporters is growing, but here i would like to especially

emphasize the fact that this discontent should be directed first of all at the one who is the root cause of this situation. that is, it is putin and the russian federation, which with its war and its aggression against ukraine actually put everyone us in very difficult conditions, on the other hand, we see a huge political will and on the part of the polish government and on the part of the ukrainian government , very quick operational decisions are made to unload these launch points and which relate to the liberalization of control functions, mainly if it concerns the transport of grain crops or fuel in oil materials, those strategic things that we especially need now, we are trying to do everything in order to increase the cargo capacity of the checkpoints, some of

crossing points are now exclusively intended for the service of freight transport , the development of kraków korchov is underway, where it was finally possible to demarcate two lanes of freight traffic and passenger traffic, the possibility of creating new crossing points is also being discussed, a separate working group called open border has been created in our government, the task of this group is not only the development of direct crossing points, but also access roads. that is , the entire border infrastructure will be developed, let's not forget that this is all is taking place in the conditions of war, in conditions of limited financial resources and limited budget expenditures , but the work is going on and the work is going quite efficiently, and we hope that soon enough it will be possible to really unload these checkpoints as much as possible so

that our drivers and carriers feel at ease , but the problem is known to us, we are over we work with it, both the polish government and the ukrainian government work, we also work at the level of european institutions , one of the e-e initiatives is one of the initiatives in which the president of ukraine is the president of ukraine, the government of ukraine is also the creation of e-e joint control of the sandwich launch, that is, it usually saved a little time , and we are already moving to a new level of border control, and we are currently working on a separate intergovernmental agreement with the polish side, which specifically concerns the control of joint checkpoints , and we hope that in the near future we will reach an understanding on the text and this agreement will be signed in the near future. i think that it is also important to buy a dye here, what is it, now and children, the development is only for kraków from korchov, this does not mean that only there will be an increase in capacity, then everyone

thinks that all other checkpoints will also work better thanks to the fact that krakovets korchova will be increased. pass that exist now, it became generally obvious that it is necessary to direct efforts to the development of points, there should simply be much more of them, and this everyone understands all awareness, but also everyone understands that we are moving in the direction of european integration in in the direction of membership in the european union. we have already received the status of a candidate for membership in the european union, again thanks to the support of the polish state, and we hope that this will also speed up not only the process of improving the existing infrastructure on the border, but in general,

it will bring us closer to the functioning of this border as it functions now in the countries of the zone of action, in fact, so that the border of the european union moved further to the east, and we could move freely on the border between ukraine and poland as well as between poland and germany, now other countries of the european union, but returning to warsaw, there is a very active diplomatic life in warsaw and, of course, there is a great interest in foreign services to ukraine, or the russian embassy takes time in diplomatic meetings, so you meet service in warsaw no, i have not met and i have no such desire as long as this unleashed baseless war continues, we have nothing to talk about with him, and

meeting him is definitely more than that. i believe that it is one of the consequences of this aggressive policy putin should become a complete isolation of russia, including at the diplomatic level, sanctions, isolation and support for ukraine's weapons, these are actually the three pillars on which our victory will be built, and here we have a common opinion, a common position, and with the polish side, the complete isolation of russia is somehow not quite coming of age in warsaw, when he once came there for a while. the memorial cemetery and i don't remember who. well, everyone there knows what kind of scandal there was, but he was met there by the ukrainians and the kulak, and they met me there. they gave me quite a good impression. that's what he is. i think somewhere he is hiding in his own, let me thank

my president for this, i understand if you hear from poland i know that you have lived here for many years and i mean how do you feel now or does it strike you when you see, for example, ukrainian flags on the streets of polish cities, this slogan of kyiv-warsaw common cause has now acquired a completely new sound for me when i personally saw how great a rise to solidarity and the spirit of support for ukraine is felt here not only in warsaw, but in other towns and cities of poland it common to everyone, i explain it very simply. poland, throughout its history, has learned to value its statehood and independence, and it values ​​those who, like the poles, in their history defend their statehood and their independence, and as long as ukrainian warriors will show heroism on the battlefield and repulsing

the enemy, this support is solidarity with ukraine , it will continue, i am more than convinced of this. well, i am also impressed when i see the polish prince and poles singing ukrainian songs, for example, something like that, how can you say private sanctions of the poles, what modest sanctions at the government level, the poles themselves, and if in the dark, i do not show my sanctions, for example, the polish theater, but russian art, there are such things that impress everyone, it is very necessary and necessary to do as i say that russia and even ordinary russians who support putin's policies must unfortunately feel the consequences of this aggressive war that they themselves unleashed without any reason to the civilized world - this is not a method of solving any issues you can kill people only for

the fact that he doesn't like something about you, first of all , you need to understand why you don't like something about you, then you need to understand why you took away and occupied the sovereign territories of our state why did you take crimea and for that we still have to love and respect you, my russian russian peace is not inherent to the ukrainian people, we cannot pull this yoke of russian peace all the way to the kremlin, and until other russians understand that we cannot in any way be called one nation. we are different. we are different. but who do we attack? supporters of peaceful coexistence and suddenly we get what putin has done - this is something that cannot be put into the head of any civilized person , therefore the consequences of an aggressive policy must be felt by every russian who did not condemn this aggression

, who pretends that he is standing aside here there can't be culture separate from politics, it can't be this, that is, only putin has already crossed this line, but also the entire russian people , that here the only method to end this war as soon as possible is complete isolation in all spheres in all spheres and then let one or another russian think about why it happened why did it happen and maybe start looking for the culprit in all of this somewhere near the mausoleum maybe i would like to be at the head there today to look for a free person but as it shows enough, it is difficult to believe in it as they say, water sharpens stone, i hope it will be like that if i were to say that warsaw has a common cause and

there is no end, i would also like to say your word that you wrote, what is nadiya, when you came to poland in june, what are you planning to work at the table 24 hours a day and for the friendship of the ukrainian fosky because the sponsor is sure that ukraine will win and i believe that ukraine will win quickly, this will be our joint victory that we will celebrate together and this will be our new joint history that we are also building together already and now in a single united family, thank you very much for the meeting, i thank you very much events, the most important events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives, of course, the news feed reports about them, but it is not enough to know what is happening, you need to understand

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