during his trip back from the us, he met his polish counterpart, andrzej duda.am channel mr zelensky called the polish president a friend of ukraine. the leaders held talks about the war and discussed strategic plans for the future. the pressure on emergency care in england is highlighted with figures showing around a quarter of ambulance patients last week waited more than an hour to be handed over to a&e teams in hospitals — that's a new high. there are now fears of a spike in demand following wednesday's strike action by ambulance workers. in the last hour — unison, the union representing ambulance workers escalated their action — announcing two 24 hour ambulance strikes injanuary. our health editor hugh pym reports. flu is adding to all the rest of the pressure on the front line of the nhs. i have been a condition for a good long time. with a pandemic, particularly with children, they have not been exposed to flu as before so for many this is the first exposure to it so we are starting to see increased numbers.— exposure to it so we are starting to see incre

i am extremely cautious, president of poland andrzej duda said to his french counterpart emmanuel macronre precisely, he thought he was talking to a macron, but in fact they were russian pranksters vovan and lexus what do you think about dirty bombs dirty bombs that russia claims i am more i am more afraid of problems at the ukrainian nuclear power plant the same kind of dirty bombs and prank calls have long turned into merciless anti-fake revelations of the west and the usa vladimir kuznetsov and alexei stolyarov are afraid of the real names of vovan and lexus. almost all the presidents of western countries each call is an international scandal and a leak of classified information. is it possible to somehow close the sky for russian aviation? i've just looked at our new anti-aircraft missile that we're delivering to you. it's better than the stinger. works at night and is very, very fast. this will close the sky for russian aviation, and after a conversation with the british minister of defense, pan wallace, their declared threats to uk national security vivo ukraine and say viva vovan

well, andrzej duda who came to kiev already three times.ion, the poles got into ukraine three times. ukraine came to poland once. but two missiles. let's remember how these visits took place. the briton was interested in whether there would be dancing and wine, because without them he would not be in the mood for work, but for appetite, they talked a little about russian aggression. well, let's give russia a rebuff. or maybe we’d better give ukraine a day, kiev had not yet had time to get up early and calculate the losses from johnson’s friendly visit, when another joy fell on the city from france, knowing who was going to arrive, the guard of honor was put up from the prettier boys, a strong handshake, almost turned into strong male hugs, the mourning of the meeting emphasized the black mask of the ukrainian president. to betray the landscape, at least a drop of heroism and drama on the street , sandbags and anti-tank hedgehogs were pulled out in order to personally revise the property entrusted to zelensky by the american owners and gain

president joe biden and spoke at the congress, the second time he visited his polish colleague andrzej duda, as zelensky himself noted, summed up the results of the year which brought historical challenges due to a full-scale war and discussed strategic plans for the future in mariupol since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russian troops more than 10,000 new graves have been discovered associated press journalists have examined satellite images hundreds of videos from drones and the ground, as well as interviews with 30 mariupol residents 13 of which remain in the city, the largest number of new graves appeared in the old crimean cemetery, and in each grave more than one body can be buried in the nearby villages of mangush and vynogradne with in march, similar graves also appeared, in addition, there are three trench burials in mariupol, one of them was dug by ukrainians during the siege , based on conversations with mariupol residents, journalists believe that thousands of bodies did not even make it to the cemetery, one person died, two more were wounded, so the occupiers fire

polish president andrzej duda accused russia of not being able to find the osce, but a way to a peacefulement of the conflict in ukraine, this was announced at the opening of the two-day osce summit, all 57 foreign ministers of the countries included in this organization gathered for the first time since february of this year. uh, as the chairman of the osce and the head of the polish foreign ministry said, the main goal is to let down. the results of this most difficult year in the history of the organization, and he , like the president of poland, says that a consensus between the countries participating in the organization was not found largely due to the fact that russia, simultaneously with the conflict in ukraine, also quote decided to paralyze an important one. and maybe most of the activities of the organization against the backdrop of these statements, the polish foreign ministry, as you know, refused to issue a bypass visa to its territory to russian foreign minister sergei lavrova the polish foreign ministry said warsaw considers to isolate russia as much as possible on all in

and this week, andrzej duda went to berlin, and it began to sound again precisely under the influence of ukraine. ukraine is her pain, her struggle, her strength. europe is somehow reinventing itself and it's extraordinary. it's simply hypnotizing when you see it, when you look, and when you realize that it's exactly our soldiers, ourselves, our, our people, uh, led to the fact that europe has woken up, europe has remembered that she is the same, she is not just an old lady. and what is she, well, really, this is a flag that can change reality and the world, but where to look for tools and how in practice to change the energy dependence on russia, yes angela merkel closed nuclear power plants in germany and it was a very popular trend green energy, which turned out to be more of a populist project than a practical one, because this energy was not enough for commodity dependence on china, because the cost of production of german goods there is such that none of the european children can buy them anymore as a practical solution and the question is whether this will lead to the strengthe

a headache than politicians in moscow in a sensational conversation with pranksters, president andrzej dudad you think i need a war with russia and confess. i don't have a definitive answer to this question. well , now sas is authorized to declare. the ambitions of the polish authorities are leading europe to a big war the current event in the world of sports for the number one game in the small country of the persian gulf has built everything from scratch, hard training and exciting competition. that is, it will be an uncompromising struggle, an interesting game and my career for my story. it will be a great event if we can achieve this result . such, the most turning point, probably, begins somewhere around the thirty-fifth kilometer, when the body is already one-sided and already from switching to such moral and volitional qualities of victory and defeat, i was glad that they still could to climb appeared within themselves the strength to start all over again try a chic base 16.4. yes, his performance manners and stability, they allow us to count on the highest place in sports projects o

preside over poland, which has already recognized this year as the most difficult in president andrzej duda laid the blame for this on russia is it necessary that the osce is immediately unable to guarantee peace if its activities are sabotaged from the inside by an aggressor who does not comply with the rules adopted and observed by us duda knows firsthand how to ignore the rules in Łódź. today, ministers of foreign affairs of a strange organization are meeting, but warsaw refused entry to sergei lavrov, on the one hand, the head of russian diplomacy, on the other hand , exceptions are possible, but instead of deciding accumulated problems. they preferred to fence themselves off from dialogue with moscow, which, according to the minister, only brings the death of the osce closer, all the swedes were chairmen last year. they already then. brokers began to act openly in no way honestly. and as active participants in western e-policy in the osce to subordinate the osce to the interests of the united states and brussels, in fact, the swedes. it was the swedes who began to prepare the funeral o

en route, he stopped off to meet the polish president, andrzej duda.y spoke about a year of "historic challenges due to a full—scale war", and about "strategic plans for the future". he also took the time to send a message to the people of ukraine. translation: good health to you, fellow ukrainians. l today will be a very short address and in unusual conditions, but as always, about what we have achieved. we are returning from washington. we are coming with good results, with something that will really help. when we say patriots in ukraine and in the united states, we equally mean the protection of the state and people. this issue has been settled for ukraine. there is financial support, too. ten months on since the start of the conflict, ukrainian forces have regained some areas taken by russia. but families across the country are without power because of russian aerial attacks, and some are without family members, killed in the conflict. the bbc has been following one soldier — lieutenant eugene gromadskyi — as he fights to defend his country at grea

in may, the president of poland andrzej duda became the first foreign leader to personally appear before the ukrainian parliament at the beginning of the war, dodan announced his support for ukraine's desire to join the eu and criticized voices in europe that called on ukraine to accept some of putin's demands. in his opinion, any territorial concessions by russia would be a blow to the entire western world. ukraine has several where is the right to give one's wheat? i want to say clearly that only ukraine has the right to decide its future, only ukraine has the right to decide for itself, the world must demand from russia full withdrawal from the territory of ukraine and the cessation of violations of international law in 2022. poland became one of the leaders of military support for ukraine and, together with the baltic states, a lobbyist for the integration of kyiv into the eu, and therefore poland's strong position in relation to ukraine contributed to the development of relations between warsaw and washington, which have recently been quite difficult president biden's visit to polan

andrzej duda did not watch this video. explain his statement that in the coming days, on the border with ukraine, poland and germany will begin to deploy patriot missile systems from zenit already already squeezed lemon, it seems they will plant to the last drop. moscow will continue to support belgrade in defending its legitimate interests in the provocative actions of the so-called pristina authorities. would have been impossible without the constant indulgence of the european union and the united states, so the russian foreign ministry today commented on the new aggravation of the situation in kosovo, where the albanian special forces are still building up the presence of the serbian population, in turn, are building barricades about how the long-standing conflict threatens to flare up with with new force our european correspondent daria grigorova they pitched tents, brought firewood, the protesting forces are clearly not going home, the main transport routes in the north of the region continue to be blocked . we demand

he ended the journey by stopping in poland he met with his polish counterpart andrzej duda.n aid to duda said the leader spoke for two hours. zelenskyy said they discussed the year's quote, historic challenges due to a full-scale war. while in washington, zelenskyy predicted next year would bring a turning point in the war, but stress ukraine is very much still relying on continued support from its western allies. reporter: president zelenskyy was given the red carpet treatment as he arrived at the white house. greeted like an old friend by his u.s. counterpart, joe biden. they have spoken many times on the phone, but this was their first face-to-face meeting since russia invaded ukraine. in the oval office, biden granted zelenskyy another wish i on ukraine's weaponless --weapons list. >> particularly air defense. that is why we are going to be providing ukraine with a patriot missile battery. reporter: for zelenskyy, it was an opportunity to pay his respects to ukraine's biggest backer. >> i want to give you something. one guy is a real hero, a real captain. and he asked me

for obvious security reasons but video has emerged showing him meeting with the polish president andrzej duda. the safest way to travel back to ukraine would be to land in ukraine. he took a train from kyiv to the polish border. when he traveled to washington if he's taking the train or another route is unknown. we'll, of course, keep you posted when he pops back up here in the capital. meanwhile in the alternate universe commonly known as russia, they've put out a statement, jake, saying ukraine has been transformed by the west into a hostile terror state. ukraine has been transformed into a hostile terror state even though it's russia that started the war and russia who bombs civilians and terror on millions of people trying to defense the democracy. >> the kremlin is upside down. will ripley, thanks for that. >>> the deadly drop. thatat's next. if you still have symptoms of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. stand up to your symptoms with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that

en route, he stopped off to meet the polish president andrzej duda.out a year of "historic challenges due to a full—scale war", and about "strategic plans for the future". good health to your fellow ukrainians, today will be a short address and in unusual conditions but as always about what we have achieved. we are returning from washington with good results with something that will really help. when we say patriots in ukraine and the united states we equally mean the united states we equally mean the states and the people. this issue has been settled for ukraine and there is financial support as well. mr zelensky�*s speech to congress was only the second such address in its history by a visiting war—time leader, after winston churchill in1941. here was volodomyr zelensky giving a ukrainian battle flag to the house speaker. as we mentioned, he's been promised america's top—of—the—range missile defence system. the patriot is intended to defend against aircraft, cruise and ballistic missiles. it's expected to help ukraine to protect its cities from miss

the pranksters vovan and lexus, they pretty much battered the image of the local elites , then andrzej duda thought he was talking to a macron and betrayed the true relationship to the conflict. believe me. i am very careful. i don't blame the russians. i think we don't need escalation escalation between nato and russia emmanuel do you think i need a war with russia? no , believe me, i don't want it. i do not want war with russia extremely cautious. believe me, extreme careful then petro poroshenko shook the truth out of the uterus . ukraine needed the minsk agreements only in order to prepare for the war, that is, initially no one was going to fulfill them. all negotiations and antics from kiev were an ordinary performance. i needed these minsk agreements to get at least four and a half years to form the ukrainian armed forces to build the ukrainian economy and train the ukrainian military together with nato to create the best armed forces in eastern europe that were formed according to standards and expressor sucked democratic. in an interview with german media in germany, he stated that

stamped fake pronunciation of children russian soldiers even reached the president of poland, andrzej dudaand poroshenko, who got the head of the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine, arsen avakov, was once again played. i needed these minsk agreements to get at least 4.5 years to form the ukrainian armed forces, build the ukrainian economy and train ukrainian the military, together with nato, the nonsense of the year, accusations that we ourselves are shooting at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant , the northern streams themselves were blown up and again the list at that time was still the british prime minister, who immediately after the emergency in the baltic sea sent a message to us secretary of state anthony blinkin. done, and now it turns out that we are mocking freezing europe eco-activists around the world have mastered a new political technology, they say, they are ready to lay down their lives for the sake of green energy for you people accept inhuman suffering in fact throw dust in their eyes so that serious people across the ocean can sell three-way energy resources, whic

the pranksters vovan and lexus, they pretty much battered the image of the local elites, then andrzej duda was talking to a macron and betrayed the true relationship to the conflict. i am very careful. i don't blame russians. i think we don't need an escalation, an escalation between nato and russia, you think i don't need a war with russia. i do not want it. i don’t want to. cautiously believe the extreme ones more carefully, then petro poroshenko shook the truth out of the uterus. ukraine needed the minsk agreements only in order to prepare for war, that is, initially no one was going to fulfill them. all negotiations and antics on the part of kiev were an ordinary performance. i needed these minsk agreements to get at least four and a half years. to form ukrainian the armed forces to build the ukrainian economy and train the ukrainian military together with nato to create the best armed forces eastern europe , which was formed according to nato standards, threw firewood on the fire and the ex-chairman sucked the democratic party of germany in an interview with the german media, he state

is the time for macron ilz to show humility to listen to the likes of kaya kalos from estonia andrzej dudadoubling down on his arrogance there voices hawks and russophobes, coming from the eastern capitals of warsaw, tallinn , helsinki and prague, are openly called more enlightened than the old ones in europe, and therefore alexander khristenko can be donated to her. maxim shipilov is the message. well, in general, good, ukraine is bad russia is a convenient topic for distracting citizens. on french tv, a big investigation about zelensky’s schedule and an attempt to prove that a street picture devouring the money of the ukrainian president is fake, spanish tv channels show ukrainian special forces more often than weather forecasts, and canadian ones investigate the connection of chinese companies with the royal mounted police unnoticed against the backdrop of ukraine and china, christine gauthier retired corporal and paralympic champion in the canadian team, unlike ukraine, she asks not for rockets and millions of dollars. i have to crawl on my asses to push a wheelchair in front of me to

why can't they do the i don't have this this information you live on this information like andrzej duda lee was watching me because i asked that a few months ago i was pondering why go to all that hassle, all expense of getting on this. but when you could just get on a flight? i don't know the answer. i don't flight? i don't know the answer. idont do flight? i don't know the answer. i don't do you know the i don't know. do you know the answer says answer at home? emily says michelle, the trouble with some young people is want their young people is they want their perfect job or an easy life. this is about the, quote, 4 million young people that say they work. she they don't want to work. she says, i school, you says, when i left school, you had to the first job. you had to take the first job. you offered a lump. it's my folks won't allow me to sit around doing nothing. parents too doing nothing. parents are too soft blame me on the soft now. you'll blame me on the parents. anonymous mum. and parents. an anonymous mum. and she didn't you a name? she didn't give you a name? she's 5:00 she

lot, where russia himself was represented by its ambassador to the osce alexander lukashevich andrzej dudat russia poses a threat to the entire free world , it is impossible to ignore the systematic killing of civilians or the kidnapping of ukrainian children, sending them deep into russia. i am afraid that at the very moment when we begin to treat russian atrocities as the norm, we will accept the very idea of ​​the russian world, which brings only violence , cruelty and mystery . of the polish national security council discussed strengthening sanctions against russia to us council assistant victoria noland. she said that putin failed to break the osce and he also failed to break ukraine with his brutal invasion in the same way that putin failed to catch ukraine with his brutal invasion of war crimes and violations of human rights. and now with his brutal attack on the most vulnerable children. old people plunging millions of people into cold and darkness for sure. he also failed to catch the osce opposite this organization, as the un said. no, try moscow to split it, paralyze its activit

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duda bragged towards steinmar that warsaw had spent $ 2 billion on military assistance to ukraine , about 1% of its gdp, but germany is stingy with something . from the mountain tomatoes of polish president andrzejer has become a security issue in connection with the ongoing war in ukraine and the proposal to provide more german anti-missile defense systems. we we hope that the relevant groups of bad and german experts will meet and determine the location of these batteries of the patriot system and then these batteries will soon appear physically, in order to create protection, of course, it is necessary, as i told the president, to connect these batteries to the entire air defense search system. i am glad that there is an agreement in principle on the placement of missile systems of parts. now being discussed at the ministerial level a few hours after the missile attack on the east. poland we talked to each other and i remember how great the fears were that we were in an escalation phase of the war, including outside of poland to receive such assistance, relations between germany and poland were put to the test in 2022 . the first stumbling block between the countries was the german approach t

today, polish president duda said that poland and other countries that accept ukrainian refugees should ask the european union for money. more but much further, andrzejuta, it seems to me, went to the commissioner and the european commission for agriculture from poland, his name is jany schweitzechowski, who is speaking recently in the polish sejm, yet the commissioner from the european union for agriculture, speaking in polish semey , announced that poland actually needs revise the free trade agreement with ukraine which was signed within the framework of ukraine's association with the european union. because too much ukrainian food enters the european union market, polish farmers are dissatisfied. listen to the statement in the shop floor. helping ukraine is our strategic priority, it's non-negotiable. this is a security issue, but for some products, this policy will have to be revised. imports of some agricultural products have indeed increased several times since since the beginning of trade with ukraine, there are too many of them yekaterin gennadievna well, as far as i understand, ukraine and the european union have indeed signed and ratified t