through the building part of the gas from the norwegian pipeline, however. the president of poland, andrzej duda , believes that polish firms will be able to receive compensation from russia with the help of lawyers. our household consumers will not feel it. stopping gas supplies from russia, we will solve this problem within the framework of european cooperation. polish companies will seek compensation from russia for damages for violation of contractual obligations on gas supplies own production in poland is small, about 6 million cubic meters per day the russian ambassador in warsaw is confident that there is no alternative to russian gas. for the foreseeable future of this year, there are no real alternatives for full compensation of russian gas. it will be the same russian gas, only that they will receive from germany through the same yamal gas pipeline only in reverse mode, so you can, uh, cheerfully declare to the public that they ca n’t do anything without russian gas in practice. it will be the same russian gas. bulgaria also opposed the new payment scheme sofia said that she did not pl

conditions people people are performing complex operations today, by the way, the president of poland, andrzej dudatment the civilians of mariupol and donetsk region who suffered injuries as a result of the russian occupation. well, we will talk further about assistance to civilians, in particular in mariupol, with serhiy orlov, deputy mayor of mariupol, mr. orlov. i wish you a good evening. they said that azovstal continues to be stormed despite putin's order, we remember him well in a conversation with defense minister shoigu, so what do you know if this is true? is it true or is azovstal really being shelled and what is the intensity there? unfortunately, it is true. everything that was said about the cessation is solid lies, and there was no cessation of shelling for a single hour or day, and from australia, the enemy is attacking, how to use and use all the powerful weapons that he has, and this is the bombing of the city - this is shelling from machine gun artillery - this is shelling with rockets from the military a fleet of ships approaching er mariupol and also constant attempts to storm,

their political support and military assistance to ukraine to ukraine, the president of poland andrzej dudapresident of latvia, gims levec, arrived in captivity to the barrage detachments, as is now known. whether the president of this gitanas is on the seat and the president of estonia, alar caries, you now see them on your screens, they will negotiate. yes , not now. i think that just they are not set up differently, the negotiations, the tires are going to be different there and the idea is completely different. yes, with each other, of course, natalya, head of the dpr foreign ministry, communicates directly with us nikonorova natalya yurievna hello. hello. let's start with the general situation. what is the situation with shelling in the republic so much how has their intensity changed, if it has changed decreased increased, please. unfortunately, for the time being, it cannot be said that the intensity of shelling is decreasing ; donetsk and the strong side are still under fire. mikhailovka aleksandrovka and many other settlements of our republic, the same can be said about the already

support and military assistance from ukraine to ukraine in independent arrived polish president andrzej dudaresident egils. levelets, whether the president of this gitanas na useda and the president of estonia alar caries, now you see them on your screens will negotiate. yes, not now. i think that they are just not in the mood for negotiations. there the intention is completely different, the intention is completely different from each other. yes, with each other, of course, the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of the dpr natalya nikonorovna natalya yuryevna has a direct connection with us hello. hello. let's start with the general situation. what is the situation with the shelling in the republic so much. how has their intensity changed, if it has changed, decreased, increased, please. unfortunately, for the time being, it cannot be said that the intensity of shelling is declining under fire , as before. no, if the hayish old, mikhailovka aleksandrovka, many other settlements of our republic, the same can be said about the already liberated territories. there the situation is even wo

. >> and polish president andrzej duda says the word war does not come close to describing russia's criminalion in ukraine. by leaders of latvia, estonia, lithuania, about how to provide more aid to ukraine, how to investigate suspected war crimes carried out by russian troops. the polish president, later, blasted russia's attacks on civilians using some very blunt words. here he is. >> translator: i said to president volodymyr zelenskyy and to the presidents, to our colleagues, this is not war. this is terrorism. if someone sends planes to bomb civilians, that is not war. it is cruelty, banditry, terrorism. that is the face of russian aggression against ukraine. we must never come to terms with. >> a member of the ukrainian parliament is with us now live from kyiv. thank you for being with us. um, i want to talk about the widespread outrage and the shock which was around the world -- thank you for being with us -- of some of these atrocities committed by russian troops against ukrainian civilians and last friday, you tweeted out that you were grateful to the 35 members of the european parli

my state of the union co-host dana bash spoke exclusively today with the polish president, andrzej duda: well, jake, president duda told me that volodymyr zelenskyy is actually a very good friend of his. that they talk at least every day. sometimes multiple times a day. president duda said when he saw the images of president zelensky touring bucha, he saw the look on his face and saw the horror. president zelenskyy said point blank -- >> translator: it is hard to deny this. this is a crime with features of genocide. especially if you look at the context of different conversations being conducted. we hear about this, it is rubbish. it is russian propaganda. this is just looking for a false pretext to carry out a massacre, to kill people. the fact that civilians are being killed, shows what the goal of the invasion is. the goal is to simply to extinguish the ukrainian nation. >> you criticized vladimir putin. emnobody negotiated with hitler. >> translator: i'm not surprised the prime minister, in that situation where he saw the pictures from bucha. the massacre caused by the russians. the

dana bash interviews andrzej duda. >> you have soviet-era tanks here in polandched you have soviet-eraked with nato to get those to ukraine? >> translator: madam, i'm smiling because weapons, weapons, and more weapons, this is what ukrainians need. we have to be clear, the free world, the north atlantic alliance asked that poles did not expect our neighbors would be so decisive and so courageous, exceptionally courageous, and that they will defend their country in this way. more than 1 million ukrainians before the outbreak of the war were in poland. they had been living here and working here. of course they visited their families in ukraine, but they came back. here is where they made money in poland. the vast majority of those men went to ukraine to fight. >> can nato do more to help you help them? >> translator: i cannot say everything, madam, here, in this open interview because, well, there are also secrets, nato secrets. there are also secrets between poland and the u.s. however, please believe me, i talked to president joe biden about this. we consulted and the u.s. administrati

the polish president andrzej duda is central to this shift.ident duda said it's clear to him that putin wants to eliminate the ukrainian nation, and he says nato must rise to this occasion. dana bash joins us live from warsaw. tell us more. >> well, obviously, the big difference between ukraine and poland is that ukraine is not a member of the nato alliance and poland is. and it was very clear that president duda, just like other nato allies, close to russia, are breathing a sigh of relief because he does feel confident that if vladimir putin decided to be aggressive against this country that nato would have its back. that article 5 would be enacted. but what i wanted to talk to him about especially after seeing those horrific images out of bucha is whether or not it's important or it's even time to wait for that. is there a moment where you might not draw the line on a nato country getting attacked and you look and see it say it is our moral obligation to help militarily more than we have been? >> translator: i talked to volodymyr zelenskyy f

president andrzej duda spoke exclusively with cnn after videos showed an apparent massacre of civiliansbucha. dana bash asked mr. duda when would be the time to act militarily? >> is there a moment where you might not draw the line on a nato country getting attacked and you look and say, it is our moral obligation to help militarily more than we have been? >> translator: i talk to volodymyr zelenskyy quite frequently, i think most frequently from all the leaders. he's my direct neighbor. he's my colleague, and we had a conversation the day before yesterday. we had a long telephone call. he calls me quite frequently even in the middle of the night if something happens in ukraine, and that was the case when the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant was under attack. and i have this deep sense that we have to do everything to help ukraine, yes. this is the feeling that i have stemming not only from the necessity to provide security to poland, we want ukrainian state to exist as independent, sovereign, and free. but i also have a deep sense, i'm committed as a human being, as a colleague, and i'

in poland, president andrzej duda joined survivors and others in auschwitz, where more than one millionled. he used the occasion to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine. pres. duda: in fact it's hard to believe it at all, that after so many russian leaders held speeches here, filled with pride about the fact that the red army had liberated the auschwitz camp, they dared to bomb babin yar. a place where ukrainian jews were executed during the second world war. stephanie: in israel, drivers stopped thr cars and bowed th shoppers in markets did the same, as sirens blared for two minutes in an annual tradition. health officials in canada have lifted stritch and's on blood donations for gay men. the policy began in 1992 as an outright ban but changed in 2019 when gay men were eligible to donate blood if they abstained from sex for threeonths. that policy is still in effect in the united states. lawmakers in oklahoma gave final approval today to banning nearly all abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy. it is modeled on a law in neighboring texas and will effectively stop women from cro