way, in your opinion, to what extent is this topic possible in poland, where can it develop, radoslav sikorskyiout it, that it is really poland that could somehow help ukraine to return those men? well, of course, poland itself cannot do that, because it is necessary to understand what and how not here, then they will, ukrainians will simply move to germany, to belgium, to other countries. uh somewhere, but this, i think, uh, there are already uh , signals that uh, there will be a conversation about this in the european union, but it won't happen quickly either, and with regard to dodgers and uh, as i would say, people who don't want to fight, i myself know several people who registered three times, uh, they were told: "thank you, we don't need you." i don't know if someone marked those people, or put some... dot next to them , or something, so that this one, i know many people who volunteered, we refused them, and two, three times or more, and they are in poland, and in ukraine, and so on and so forth, that is, i think that here the state would have to - firstly, the ukrainian government will

should not rule out sending troops to ukraine, the foreign minister said of polish affairs, radoslav sikorskyiuters reports. however, the minister did not specify exactly what role the polish troops can play. earlier, sikorskyi stated that it is necessary to talk about the presence of nato troops in ukraine. the president of finland, alexander stup , once again expressed his unwavering support for ukraine. during a working visit to estonia , stup said that finland would do everything to help ukraine win. this is reported by the finnish media. also, according to the leader, europe is slowing down in terms of aid to kyiv. simultaneously tup called the talks of european allies about the introduction of troops to ukraine speculation. in papa, new guinea, a large-scale landslide occurred, about 2,000 people died, the reuters news agency reports. in total, more than 4,000 people lived in enga province . persons as a result of the landslide, 150 houses were destroyed, there may still be people under the rubble, but the difficulty of the relief is the slow work of rescuers. 28-year-old roman romanchuk

foreign minister reci said this in an interview with polish radio radiot trujka pospolitoi, radoslav sikorskyihim , wars like the russian one in ukraine can usually last for 10 years or even more. well, but at the same time... the head of the polish foreign policy department said that russia will not attack nato member countries, but will not attack only if the countries themselves are ready for a possible escalation of the situation in the future. at the same time , minister sikorsky emphasized that such a development cannot be completely ruled out, that is, that at some point putin may decide to attack nato. and no one is knows what's going on in his head. putin, so you must always be prepared for the fact that at some point what is going on in his head will come out, and what comes out can be very unpleasant. and, by the way, also about radoslav sikorsky, this is his quote from the same interview with radio truytsi, every politician thinks about different things, but something does not necessarily come out of it. yes, in this interview, radoslav sikorsky answered the journalist's question a

minister of foreign affairs of poland, radoslav sikorskyi, in an interview with the election newspaper , answered journalists' questions about whether can poland send its military to ukraine? it is worth noting that this is not the first such statement by the head of the polish foreign policy department. in an interview with the spanish newspaper el pais, minister sikorsky also stated that russia has been at war with the west since 2011, and therefore , in addition to helping ukraine, official warsaw intends to do even more. to strengthen the protection of its borders with russia and belarus, and added why. quote: this is needed not only to fight against illegal migration, but also against military threats. well, if in some countries members of the european union, continue to talk about what they are doing, not only talking, but doing everything possible to help us resist russian aggression and ultimately win, there is at least one country that i have already... mentioned and that is hungary , which, apart from the fact that it constantly calls to sit down at the negotiating table, say

thank you for waiting, so what, minister of foreign affairs affairs of the republic of poland, radoslav sikorskyi an interview with the election newspaper, stated that it cannot be ruled out when we talk about the expulsion of the polish contingent to... support our troops. we have to leave putin guessing about our intentions, he replied, explaining whether poland is ready to send troops to ukraine, but in any case , minister sikorski did not specify what the role of the polish army would be. in the meantime, we will talk a little not about this, but about an equally important topic, about our national security and how, through our own culture and religion, this the russians still... try to violate national security. taras shamayda, co-coordinator of the space of freedom movement, should be in touch with us now. mr. taras, we congratulate you. good day. well, a statement appeared, in fact, a joint statement of a number of public organizations, in which these organizations actually demand from people's deputies to ban the russian orthodox church and decolonize the names of settlements. we understa

said this during a meeting with his german colleague anna lena berbuk. of affairs of poland, radoslav sikorskyi him words, for this lukashenko deliberately canceled the visa regime, which used to operate with many countries in africa and asia, and at the same time, grigorovich wants, says the head of the polish foreign policy department, to blackmail europe in general and poland in particular with migrants, but - to summarize, minister sikorskyi, europe must to be unanimous in this matter and repel this threat together. i really hope that there will be unity. dozens of detainees are injured. just like that, yesterday, already late at night, another protest action against the law on foreign agents ended. which was adopted in the georgian parliament in the second reading the previous evening. citizens of the country again took to the streets to demonstrate their disagreement with this proposal. law between them and security forces, who blocked the approaches to the highest legislative body of georgia, clashes began to arise. protesters even tried to break into the parliament building, so security