events in poland and in the polish government, from the point of view of ukraine, of course, alina makarchuk, head of the polish-ukrainian portal poland. join our conversation. mrs. alina, good evening. glory to ukraine. good evening, glory to the heroes. so, at what stage is the formation of the government now, and do you think it will be moravetskyi or estafetna? the baton will pass to donald tusk. what are the chances, the most interesting thing is that murovetsky will not be the next prime minister, and he knows it himself. now there is a race against time. in order to close the cases that were not, let's say, closed, or those that may be closed , yes, these are not my words, these are the words of the polish opposition, most of all, that on december 11, approximately, the prime minister of poland will become donald tusk, who has the support of the parliamentary majority in the polish government, who will form this government, and who is donald tusk, is a person who from 2014 to 2019 was the head of the european council, this is a person who concretely and always expressed his pro-ukrain

alina makarchuk, the head of the polish ukrainian portal ukrainapl, told more about the current situation on the border and whether the blockade affects the supply of military aid to the armed forces of the ukrainian armed forces in the voice of america briefing. at the moment, we have almost 500 ukrainian drivers who have been unable to work for 22 days. normally to cross the ukrainian-polish border. literally 5 minutes before our inclusion , polish minister of infrastructure andrzej adamczyk expressed his support and support for polish carriers. i was very much waiting for what he would say, because he is the only person with whom ukraine could negotiate now. this is obviously bad news for ukraine. as far as i know, the minister of infrastructure of poland sent a corresponding letter to the ukrainian counterpart, to our minister of infrastructure, in which he asks ukraine to fulfill the postulates and main slogans, carriers, the polish ones, of course say that they let humanitarian aid and military aid through once an hour or once every three hours, at which checkpoint, but we know that