president andrzej duda was asked what he thinks about donald trump's statements in which he promises end the war in ukraine in 24 hours. and president duda, what? andrzej duda literally said that there is no reason not to trust donald trump. after all, everything that trump has ever promised, he allegedly fulfilled. well, we know of only one politician who says peace has a name, and that name is donald trump. this the politician is viktor orban, but what do orban and duda have in common? i'm surprised and it's a great moment for our program. you can see my genuine surprise because i really hadn't heard that. the ukrainian media simply abounded with this quote. in all newspapers, without exaggeration, it was top news. i still am. i find it possible to admit that this is true, we have known each other for so many years, but i cannot believe it at all, so i will clarify: if president duda really said that, then there is no sense, logic or reason in this, because there is no reason to believe that donald trump has any chance of ending this war unless he tries to force the ukrainians to s

but first, our interview with andrzej duda. to the polish president yesterday in warsaw, a leader who is much closer to donald trump than most others here in europe. mr president, we're two years on from russia's expanded invasion of ukraine. avdiivka has just fallen, the ukrainian troops are rationing arms on the front—line and there is a crisis of recruitment within the ukrainian army. do you think we're at a tipping point? translation: when the war broke out two years ago, - on the eve of the outbreak, just a few hours before the russian invasion started, myself and the president of lithuania visited kyiv to give our support to president zelensky to show our solidarity. on the 23rd of february, and back then, everyone was saying that ukraine will fall and there was a great fear that it would happen within hours. then they said it would last a couple of days. now two years have passed. ukraine is still defending itself. ukraine has persevered and stopped the russian aggression. and as i said, on the front—line, there are very

evgeny, look, even now there is a rather strange situation with andrzej duda, who had, and maybe still has, one of the largest among ukrainians, in general the percentage of trust is very high in him, and we understand that his latest statements surprise us, to say the least, at first he spoke about the fact that crimea is... in fact, a location that historically belonged to russia for a long time, now he says that he believes trump that he can stop the war in 24 hours. but we also remember when he spoke about crimea and russia, then polish diplomats had to interpret and explain, don't you think that in this case too, well, let's put it this way, we will have to additionally explain what exactly duda meant? well, we are optimists, and we understand that things don't just happen for the reasons that people say stupid things just because they feel like it. currently, it is ongoing in poland. political crisis and public confrontation between president duda and prime minister tusto continues. as far as i know, they have a level in principle of personal non-acceptance, although they, well,

after this wave of criticism , andrzej duda did react and stated that russia's attack on ukraine, as occupation of internationally recognized territories of ukraine, including crimea, is a crime. duda did not explain why his previous statement about crimea was completely different. at the end of last year, president duda's rhetoric was directed at supporting ukraine in matters of return. in crimea, in particular, the current president awarded the highest honor of ukraine, the order of the white eagle, to the leader of the crimean tatar people, mustafa dzhemilev. mykola knyazhytskyi, a member of the verkhovna rada, wrote about this on facebook at the time. he noted that at that time he received assurances from duda of solidarity, support of the crimean tatar people and ukraine in the fight against the aggressor and european integration. anastasia potapenko, radio liberty.

considers crimea ukrainian, but relaxed interlocutor andrzej duda recognizes crimea as russian,iously, duda in an interview for program, channel zero admitted that crimea historically belonged to russia, adding that it does not know whether ukraine will be able to return the peninsula under its control. duda's words. to give everyone pro-ukrainian political correctness, but poland does not exist to resonate with this line of diplomacy, the vice speaker expressed the opinion that if the ukrainian state wants to receive political correctness from poland, then it should take the same steps. bosc pointed out that countries have unresolved issues, in particular regarding the transportation of agricultural goods. well, in conclusion he stated, that the prospect of proving to each other that the peninsula is more ukrainian than russian, it seems. strange to him. american journalist tycker visited the international exhibition forum of russia at vdnkh. well, as eyewitnesses say, the former fox news presenter inspected the kamchatka territory stand, and then walked along the leopard trail

considers crimea ukrainian, here is the relaxed interlocutor andrzej duda recognizes crimea as, and earlier duda, in an interview for the zero channel program, admitted that crimea historically belonged. russia and added that he does not know whether ukraine will be able to return the peninsula under its control. duda's words about crimea caused a stir. after criticism against himself, he posted an entire ethic in which he confirmed the unequivocal previous position of warsaw, which does not recognize the russian affiliation of crimea. he expressed not just his own statement, he launched a trial balloon, as it seems to me, from everything. the channel emphasized that duda’s statement is the pure truth, but also added that there are attempts in the state to impose pro-ukrainian political correctness on everyone, but poland does not exist to resonate with this line of diplomacy. the deputy speaker expressed the opinion that if the ukrainian state wants to receive political correctness from poland, then it must take the same steps. well, bosok pointed out that the countries have u

him, i have to... the extension of aid to refugees has to be signed by the president of poland, andrzej duda, and when that will happen, no one knows, so i wake up and fall asleep with a polish government courier, jennik is legal. i hope it will happen shortly. they write to me: maria, so how, he already signed, i feel like a spokeswoman for president duda, but no joke, i check it almost every hour, i monitor when it will happen, but without result, and frankly, this situation, which on the one hand concerns this particular story, and probably soon the president of poland andrzej duda will sign this resolution, and i will sign and register the car, but why does everything have to be so difficult in communication, why these terms are constantly postponed, this is a normal procedure, just from our side it's about... additional opportunities, it is more than just basic support from the eu. in poland, this happens through a draft law, that is, it must pass through the sejm, the sejm in the legislative process has the signature of the president at the end, that is, the president. has to sign it o

land scandal was made in 2015, before the verdict became final, they were pardoned by president andrzej dudaeme court in june 2023 questioned the power of the polish president to issue pardons. this served as the basis for issuing district court final decision condemning both politicians of the justice party. now duda has again released his associates, that only... his already extremely tense relations with the tusk government were ruining him. members of the turkish parliament voted to ratify sweden's entry into nato. the corresponding bill was supported by 287 deputies. 55 voted against. now the document will be sent to turkish president recep tayyip erdog for signature. following the completion of the ratification process in turkey, hungary remains the only member of the alliance that has not yet approved membership. however, the head of the hungarian government, viktor orban , has already stated that he asks his country’s parliament not delay ratification. thus, before the summer, sweden is highly likely to become a full member of the north atlantic alliance. today we return again to the

resolution voted in the diet to extend aid to refugees must be signed by the president of poland andrzej duda, and when it happens, no one will knows, so i wake up and fall asleep with a polish government courier, a legal jinn. it will happen soon, because i already thought that you need help with registration. all my friends who live in poland write to me every day: maria, how are you? has he signed yet? i feel like a spokeswoman for president duda, but no joke, i check it almost every hour, monitor when it happens, but to no avail. and to be honest, this situation, which on the one hand relates to this particular story, and probably soon the president of poland andrzej duda will sign this resolution, and i will sign and register the car, but why does everything have to be? it is so difficult in communication, why these deadlines are constantly being postponed, this is a normal procedure, it is simply about additional opportunities from our side, it is more than just basic support from the eu. in poland, this happens through the draft law, that is , it must pass through the sejm, the sejm in

president andrzej duda openly stated: polish farmers are doing the right thing by not allowing ukrainianinto the country. in kiev , warsaw's actions were called a provocation, and now they are threatening retaliatory measures. former austrian chancellor seban kurz was sentenced. months of probation in the case of giving false testimony, this became known during a meeting of the vienna regional court, three charges were brought against the politician, an attempt to push a proxy onto the board of directors of a state-owned company, political conspiracy and dacha false testimony before a parliamentary committee. the kurdish man faced up to 3 years in prison, but the former chancellor was acquitted on the first two counts, and the politician himself on social networks called the verdict the political intrigues of his opponents and said that he was going to appeal the court’s decision. two military personnel were killed in the crash of a national guard opach helicopter in the united states. this was announced by the governor of mississippi, where the incident occurred. the crew was making a t

the lack of consensus was confirmed by polish president andrzej duda, and greek prime minister kyriakosdirectly stated for his side that sending troops was out of the question. solidary slovakia, prime minister robert fica earlier. noted that russia is not interested in a third world war, moscow was deceived when they promised not to expand nato to east, and the conflict in ukraine began back in 14 with the rampant neo-nazis there. in bratislavia they emphasize that the west’s strategy in ukraine has failed, and austrian chancellor karl nehamer even said: it’s time for europe to get out of its echo chamber. the situation can only be resolved through dialogue. now a little advertising, after that we’ll tell you about a unique military university that teaches how to work with the most. a formidable weapon on the planet, as well as the development of siberian scientists to reduce temperature. we'll be back in a couple of minutes, don't worry. you and i are service people and our duty is to serve the sovereign and russia. for betrayal of the oath, violation of military regulations. lepvardi

of course, he also did not stand aside, after which andrzej duda hastened to write to social networkslly supports kiev. well, let’s return to one of the main topics of the issue: russia is seeking urgent consideration in the security council of us strikes on iraq and syria, commentary from the official representative of the russian foreign ministry, maria zakharova. american airstrikes on the territory of iraq and syria using strategic bombers. in which dozens of facilities were destroyed , civilians were killed, and once again demonstrated to the whole world the aggressive nature of us policy in the middle east and complete disregard for washington by international law. obedient participation in attacks by the us royal air force and britain should not create the illusion of some kind of international coalition. london has yet to answer for its zeal in supporting purely provocative actions by... its superiors in washington. it is obvious that the airstrikes are specifically designed to further inflame the conflict. almost without pause, and such objects have recently been claimed by p

by the way, about the pro-russian confederation, at first president andrzej duda, he said in an interviewe corrected himself a little, he said that crimea was historically under russia for a long time, so it is not known whether ukraine will be able to return it. he later apologized for it, corrected himself, but his original words were already picked up by the vice-speaker of the polish diet, krzysztof bosak from the pro-russian confederation, and already started talking about the fact that poland should not just recognize crimea as ukrainian, because between ukrainians and poles have discussions in in the agrarian sphere and in historical politics, how are these words of this, god, how is his boss there? here we have too many emotions, too many discussions that are not needed, that have a negative impact on what is happening in our foreign policy, attempts to rewrite history, my last question, we have a few minutes left, literally, the poles forced the poles, they played and forced hitler to start the second world war with them. why did the war start on september 1, 1939, precisely from

this is exactly how polish president andrzej duda tried to explain his words that crimea is a historical so ukraine’s plan for the peninsula is not destined to come true. it would seem that for some time now he has called a spade a spade, but now we have to stop the international scandal fanned by kiev. our european correspondent, daria grigorova, is monitoring the reaction. you won't see this anywhere else. so polish journalists described an interview with president duda, where the politician called crimea a historical part of russia. the same could be written about the reaction to the president's words. duda urgently had to make excuses. where the parliament was going to ratify sweden's accession to nato, but deputies from the ruling fidesz party simply did not come to the extraordinary meeting. as a result, there were not enough parliamentarians in the hall to hold a vote. ambassadors of european countries and the united states watched all this from the galleries. now budapest promises to ratify the agreement, when the prime minister of sweden. is going on a visit to viktor orban, the

for the first time in public, polish president andrzej duda doubted kiev’s claims to crimea.a is a special place. i don’t know if it will return... ukraine-crimea, it is special, including for historical reasons, because essentially, if we look at history, crimea was in the hands of russia most of the time. duda’s statement has already been responded to in the ukrainian embassy in poland. they were outraged and said that the return of crimea was the responsibility of ukraine and its allies. the guardian, meanwhile , published an investigation into increased control over ukrainian citizens. the sbu told the publication that they had opened over 800 criminal cases regarding cooperation with russia. prisoners are kept in pre-trial detention centers separately from others, they are subjected to beatings, and many receive derogatory tattoos. at the end of the material, the author concludes that perhaps this is the know-how of the kiev authorities: to throw peaceful ukrainians behind bars, so that later there will be someone exchange from russia for captured soldiers in the ssu. na

among those featured in scandalous media headlines are andrzej duda, donald tusk, gabrielios lansbergisthers. and a lot in the baltic states, poland, germany and many other eastern european countries, today we note that their number is even increasing, that is, the descendants of former nazis, seserts, members of vermost, who fought, including against the soviet germans. killed our people. information about the nazi past and relatives of the current establishment appears relatively regularly in north america. in their time, the united states did not hesitate to do business with the nazis and their accomplices. this is how the ronald reagan administration collaborated with yaroslav stetsk, the former right hand of stepan bandera. in the usa he was seen as an authoritative leader anti-comist movement. and in 2006 , new york times journalists tracked down three great-nephews of adolf hitler. they are calm. on the role of diplomats in preserving russian statehood, natalya solovyova. the skyscraper of smolensk square, flowers in memory of colleagues who died during the years of repression of

the polish parliament agreed with president andrzej duda that crimea historically belonged to russiaces are unlikely to be able to seize the peninsula. kiev is outraged, and in response, vice speaker siima warned the ukrainian authorities that if they want a good attitude from poland, they must moderate their ambitions and pointed out that no one owes kiev anything. międzynarodowej, prezydent może udzielać wywiadów, może komento, znaczy prezydent powiedział prawdę. the president told the truth. in poland there are attempts to impose pro-ukrainian political correctness, but we do not exist to resonate with the line of ukrainian diplomacy. poor quality of ukrainian goods. michal koladzejczyk discovered, i quote, strange -smelling sugar and moldy raspberries, after which he called for an embargo on the cartload of berries, which is at least more than 60,000 tons of exports from ukraine. in chile, 64 people have died due to forest fires. about 400 more are listed missing. two days of mourning and a state of emergency were declared, the situation is complicated by severe drought and 30° h

andrzej duda stated this in an interview. called on journalists to look at the stories and noted: crimea belonged to russia most of the time. this statement by duda was immediately criticized by the minister. foreign affairs of poland, but he represents the ruling coalition, which consists of political opponents of the president. of course, the ukrainian ambassador in warsaw did not stay in the country either. after this, duda hastened to write on social networks that he always and fully supports kiev. the iraqi government considers the american airstrikes on their territory. the country's authorities reported that the positions of the iraqi security forces came under bombing. 16 people were killed, 25 injured. among them are civilians. “baghdat called the statement that the united states allegedly gave advance notice of the strikes a deliberate deception. the syrian government also sharply condemned the airstrike on its territory. the us department of defense reports that 85 objects allegedly belonging to pro-iranian groups

among those featured in scandalous media headlines, andrzej duda, donald tusk, gabrielus lansberges.states, in poland, in germany and in many other eastern european countries, today we note that their number is even increasing, that is, the descendants of the former. information about the nazi past of relatives of the current establishment appears relatively regularly in north america. in their time, the united states did not hesitate to do business with the nazis and their accomplices. this is how the ronald reagan administration collaborated with yaroslav stetsk, the former right hand of stepan bandera. in the united states, he was seen as an authoritative leader of the anti-communist movement. and in 2006 , journalists. without a glorious relative on the consonant hiller. artyom krosulin, anna pogonina, vesti. in moscow, russian diplomats, together with their chinese colleagues, launched a festival dedicated to the new year according to the eastern calendar. the main thing at the festival was the green wooden dragon. about the symbolism of the chinese new year, anastasia ivanova.

foreign ministers... in poland are already making every effort, and polish president andrzej duda and prime minister donald tusk will visit washington in the first half of march, where they will strongly advocate for ukraine's support. the polish government is very committed to supporting ukraine. your european friends are doing their best, it's up to the united states to get it right. i hope we will. at one time you were ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary. of the united states in poland, so you polish politics you know, and you know ukrainian politics, as if nothing should prevent deepened integration and cooperation, but very different things appear, which, in ukraine, we react extremely seriously. many polish farmers are worried about the consequences of the appearance of ukrainian products on polish markets. they are afraid that the presence of cheap ukrainian products will push them out of business. so, there is real concern in poland. you are right that a partial solution to this problem lies precisely with the european commission, which is working on finding this solu

let us look at one more story, it is similar in its distribution mechanism, and that is, andrzej dudawho represents our neighbors, the republic of poland, which has a much higher, even personal level contacts with the president of ukraine, not only formally, these are brothers and... allies, it is much higher, even, and today his statement became the number one among foreign statements that are scattered by the russian press, this is the statement of andzhii duda that it is necessary to return all the occupied territories, er, of the east and south of ukraine, well , but with crimea, probably not, and the russians seized on that, now we have a quick reaction from our side, and from their side, the polish mfa denied it and talks about borders 91st. year and the recognition of territorial integrity, ours were also indignant and went for a walk, you see, the technology is the same, and then there is another statement, an extreme statement by duda that i will quote so that everything is already clear, my actions and position regarding russia's harsh aggression against ukraine were and are

and accordingly , there is no empty space, that's why it all happens, as happened today with andrzej duda's statement. mr. ihor, thank you for the analysis of the situation, ihor tyshkevich, expert of the international domestic policy program of the ukrainian future institute, although i think that we will now look at the global problems and consequences for ukraine from the other side, we are in touch with yevhen korniychuk, extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine in israel, glory to ukraine, we congratulate you, mr. yevgeny, good day. we know how connected the conflicts in the middle east are, the war between israel and hamas, the region itself and ukraine, and accordingly. we are closely following the development of military operations in the gas sector, but we see that there is another such serious dominant, and today's extreme case is a night strike in response to all that the proxy forces, the houthis, and iran have been doing with their own forces in syria, so the strike was powerful, 135 - they say missiles, 85 whole affected, as in... this deployment of this war, in

after the controversial statement of president andrzej duda about crimea, in an interview on friday,e polish minister of foreign affairs, radoslaw sikorsky, emphasized that poland. recognizes the independence of ukraine within its internationally established borders. sikorsky wrote about this on the ex social network. i will quote. poland recognizes the independence of ukraine within its internationally recognized borders, which have been repeatedly confirmed by the russian federation, starting with the agreement of november 19, 1990 , the budapest memorandum of december 5 , 1994, and the border agreement of january 28, 2003 , radoslav sikorsky noted. and between the fact that the russians suffer losses almost every day on the temporarily occupied ukrainian peninsula also gets a strategic object on the territory of the aggressor country. what was burning in russia this week, further in our story. in the temporarily occupied crimea , air raid alarms are sounding more and more often. on the morning of january 30, residents of the peninsula reported a series of powerful explosions. the

the minister of foreign affairs of poland is already making every effort, and polish president andrzej duda and prime minister donald tusk will visit washington in the first half of march, where they will strongly advocate for ukraine's support. the polish government is very committed to supporting ukraine. your european friends are doing what they can. it depends on the united states whether they will do everything right. i hope that we will do it, at one time you were the extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of the united states in poland, so you know polish politics and you know ukrainian politics, but it is as if nothing should prevent in-depth integration and cooperation, but there are very different things to which in ukraine we react extremely seriously. many polish farmers are worried about the consequences of the appearance of ukrainian products on polish markets. they will beat you. that the presence of cheap ukrainian products will displace them from business, so there is real concern in poland. you are right that a partial solution to this problem lies with the european comm

and polish president andrzej duda made an address on the occasion of the second anniversary of the full-scaleasion of russia. the free world must not allow the triumph of putin and russia. warsaw's support for kyiv in countering russian aggression will remain unchanged, the country's leader said. today , ukraine's support is still vital important in the video, the office of the polish president also recalled the help with the reception of ukrainians fleeing the war, numerous diplomatic efforts to support our country, training for specialists of emergency services, doctors and psychologists. ukrainian writer and poet kateryna kalytko read her own version of "our lord" about russian atrocities through prayer in copenhagen. in the lines, she told about the terror of the occupiers against ukrainians. her speech took place in the ukrainian house in denmark, at an event dedicated to the anniversary of the full-scale intrusion in the presence of the king. the prayer was offered in two languages, ukrainian and danish. in barbed brackets from which crosses are knocked down. these are the things for th

an absolutely strange situation that arose in connection with the statements of the president andrzej dudaly refuted them in fact, but said that he believes that ukraine maybe... get control over donbas, but crimea is unlikely, why, that this is a special territory for russia, and i can't understand why from the point of view of international law there are some, you know, like in oreel, which are less special and more special territories only because russia began to apply the myth about crimea there earlier than the myths about donbas, and why, let's say, kyiv is not a special territory for russians, i don't understand, if we have already talked about special territories, well, you know , it seems to me such a typical case. an emotional breakdown of some kind, well, i don’t know, it used to be called lypsus limla, that is , just a trick, well, something, something somewhere didn’t work, and you’re right, he actually disarmed himself after that and said that, well, actually ukraine must win and so on and so forth, it's like this... it seems to me that everything is really an emotional move,

valery, about the statement of polish president andrzej duda that he is confident that trump will endn ukraine. in 24 hours, as promised, let's hear what duda had to say and then continue. based on my personal experience as a president who once worked with president trump, i can to say that what he promised me was fulfilled. therefore, if i received any promise from trump, if he promised me something, then it was fulfilled. in question. precisely about the promise to end the war in ukraine, under what conditions can trump do it? well, first of all, the key phrase was: "if trump promised me, he kept it." that is, and now, you know, this whole approach of the election day, there will be a lot, you will hear a lot of corrections about donald trump from the current politicians, well, that’s understandable, everyone is spreading eggs in different directions baskets, because the elections in the usa are really unpredictable, and i believe that not everything is clear there yet, and we don't know the result, but the politicians are already starting to try a little. yes, you know, not to focu

asked the polish prime minister donald tusk to come there as well, and also called on president andrzej dudat the government dialogue. let's listen to what zelensky said. i want to address polish society and society. read ukrainian gratitude to everyone who shares political manipulations and fundamental issues of national security. i want address the polish government, prime minister tusk and the ministers. i instructed our government to be at the border between our states as soon as february 24. the head of the government of ukraine, the whole... of our government from logistics to the agricultural sector and of course the minister of defense of ukraine, because this blockade on the border, unfortunately, adds threats to the supply of weapons to our boys at the front. and i ask you, donald, mr. prime minister, to come to the border as well. andrzej, mr. president, i am asking you to support this dialogue. it's national security, we don't have it's a drag. the coming days give us a chance to do this, i am ready to be at the border together with our government, and i want to appeal now to the

we will continue and add a little, because there are some strange news from poland, yes, duda, andrzej dudaesident of poland, doubted that we will succeed in de-occupying crimea, imagine, i have an answer . there is, but wait, wait, that is, he said that luhansk region and donetsk region are yes, but crimea may be difficult for you, after such a violent reaction, which was obvious, sikorsky ran to apologize and say: "no, no, no , we have no doubt, and we, poland, and all poles, we we admit, the borders of ukraine are internationally recognized, and everything is fine, everything is fine, everything is fine, that is, it became uncomfortable for them after this. words, we will try today with our experts to find out exactly what kind of pretext it was, what it was leading to, what it actually looks like, that it is either a poorly worded sentence, or i don't know, maybe it is some kind of political game , there, the dog whistle wanted to help the alternative government of donald tusk to do something, we don't know, we just see, but fast. and we will now join our conversation our first guest fo

valery, about the statement of polish president andrzej duda that he is confident that trump will end in ukraine in 24 hours, as he promised. let's hear what duda had to say and then move on. based on your own in the personal experience of a president who once worked with president trump, what he promised me was fulfilled, so if i got any ... promise from trump, if he promised me something, it was fulfilled. the question was about the promise to end the war in ukraine, under what conditions can trump do it? well, first of all, the key phrase was: "if trump promised me, he kept it." that is, and now, you know, as the election day approaches, there will be a lot, you will hear a lot from active politicians. corrections regarding donald trump, well, it's clear, everyone is putting their eggs in different baskets, because really, the elections in the usa are not predictable, and i think that not everything is clear there, and we don't know the result, but politicians are already starting to try a little, you know , not to focus on one candidate, i don't know if it's right, but regarding..

but you saw that already, for example, for example, polish president andrzej duda said that when he was asked if he believed that trump would end the war there in 24 hours, he said. president trump, everything he promised, he delivered. well, the rhetoric is changing, president duda has always been friendly with the president trump, as we know, during the election campaign, and was right on the eve of the election campaign, visited the white house, i was there, i remember it, so, well, everyone has a position. thank you very much for your comment, myroslava gongadze, head of voice broadcasting. in eastern europe you were on radio svoboda, you are always welcome. thank you well, finally, we will tell you the story of ryan o'leary, a former soldier of the united states army. he fought in iraq and afghanistan and joined the ukrainian army at the beginning of the full-scale intrusion. first, there were special operations under the leadership of gur, then he signed a contract with the representative's 59th separate motorized infantry brigade. by the way, today we joined combat missions in do

nothing seemed to be in trouble, so in the relationship between president zelensky and president andrzej dudaen the clouds began to thicken, and accordingly we got several highly significant scandals, well, we understand that the geopolitical page has been turned. so that's pretty much history, and the second point is, can something like this happen again now? well, let's talk like this, what happened? well, actually, calling a spade a spade, the embargo on agriculture, four types of agricultural products, and before it was on all types, plus blocking the border meant that poland entered into this free trade, trade war with ukraine, that 's what we call a spade, there was a state trade between ukraine and poland . the first trucks are blocked, 600,400 trucks are standing still, they cannot enter ukraine with humanitarian aid, with normal commercial aid there. a component of military aid to ukraine.

valery, about the statement of polish president andrzej duda that he is confident that trump will endraine in 24 hours, as he promised. let's hear what he said. duda, and then we will continue. based on my personal experience as a president who once worked with president trump, i can say that what he promised me has been fulfilled. so if i got any promise from trump, if he promised me anything, it was this was carried out the question was about the promise.

not known who exactly will be at the meeting in paris, except perhaps the president of poland, andrzej dudait is known that the main topic is obviously aid to ukraine. this was reported by the press service of the elysee palace, below is a quote. two years after the start of the invasion of ukraine, this working meeting will become possible. to study ways of intensifying cooperation between partners in support of ukraine. maybe emmanuel macron will encourage his colleagues, who have not yet concluded security agreements with ukraine, to somehow speed up a little and arrange and no matter who says that the agreement is not what ukraine needs now, it is good that there is such an agreement. well, let's move on. today is friday, which means that on the air of his favorite radio, kosut speaks about ukraine, regrettably, because he speaks badly (quote): russia cannot be brought to its knees militarily, therefore the russian war in ukraine cannot be ended on the battlefield, but only at the negotiating table. end of quote. the head of the hungarian government said this on the air, as i already sa

scandal, as it turned out later, contributed to the popularity of this tape even more, because andrzej dudagainst it, first, and there are many different ministers and powerful people there, they began to severely criticize it , even compared it to nazi propaganda, said that it was an anti-polish film, and in general it should be banned immediately, and... but after all , it was released and it turned out that people they watched it, people advised each other to watch it, said that this is a very cool film, and in the end, as princess holland said, at the only screening of this film during critics' week so far, that the film really became, became a hit, she received an incredible number of positive reviews, why at all.. ... this film was attacked, it is completely understandable, because in it the director terribly criticizes the authorities in poland at the time, which she actually blames for the refugee crisis that happened in 2021 on the border between belarus and poland, i would like to remind you that lukashenko, together with putin, they invited refugees, people who later became refug

for poland under prime minister tusk bigger in europe than it was under yaroslav kaczyński or andrzej duda that's for sure, and the relations between ukraine and poland in this perspective, when you look at them, they are very important, after all, ukrainians don't need to explain this, now about donald trump , i am closely following those and the primaries and what is happening, well, everyone has already written off our damuki. in fact already in a losing position and so on, i would think that this is politics, it is a complicated thing, the election campaign is the same, qualities, leadership qualities and the results of even the primaries in new hampshire were not so bad 505 to 44, this for trump means that niki hull is not in such a losing position for me, but well, other wiser people who are more familiar with the american situation say that she is. .. lost, well, let’s say lost like that, but all the observers who say that trump is not too satisfied with the course of the primaries, but with attention to the fact that among republican voters, a third say that under no circumstances

valery, about the statement of the president of poland andrzej duda that he is confident that trump will end the war in ukraine in 24 hours, as he promised, let's listen to what duda said and then continue. based on his personal experience of the president who having worked with president trump once, i can say that what he promised me was fulfilled. therefore, if i received any promise from trump, if he promised me something, then it was fulfilled. the question was about the promise. regarding the end of the war in ukraine, under what conditions can trump do it? well, first of all, after all, the key phrase was, if trump promised me, he fulfilled it, that is, and now, you know, all this approaching election day , you will hear a lot of corrections about donald trump from the current politicians. well, that's understandable. everyone is putting their eggs in different baskets, because there are really no elections in the usa . and i think that not everything is clear there yet, and we don't know the result, but politicians are already starting to try a little bit, you know, not to concent

the exact list of meeting participants is not yet it is announced that the president of poland , andrzej dudae there, the prime minister of hungary, viktor orbán, has already announced that the hungarian parliament will ratify membership on. in sweden's nato, and we are waiting for the speech of the president of ukraine , volodymyr zelenskyi. i will remind you that regarding nato membership in sweden, there were questions about turkey, there were questions about hungary. these issues are being resolved, thank god, finland received its carte blanche a long time ago, but sweden, which, by the way, clearly understands the threat from russia, will still receive the nato umbrella now, but we believe that the next country, if i'm not mistaken, will be the 33rd ukraine. yes, and now we have kateryna nemchenko, a deputy of the dnipropetrovsk regional council, in contact with us about the situation in the dnipro regions. mrs. katerina, i congratulate you. glory to ukraine, congratulations. glory to heroes. at night, the enemy launched an attack on the dnipro, a rocket hit a high-rise building there, i

scandal, as it turned out later, contributed the popularity of this film is even greater, because andrzej dudaent ministers and officials came out against it first, they began to severely criticize it, even comparing it to nazi propaganda, saying that it is an anti-polish film, and in general it should be immediately... . you, but still it was released, and it turned out that people watched it, people advised each other to watch it, said that it was a very cool film, and ... in the end, as princess holland said at the only screening so far of this film in critics' week, what a film really became, went to the top and became popular, she received an incredible number of positive reviews. why was this film attacked in the first place? this is completely understandable, because in it the director terribly criticizes the authorities of that time in poland, which she actually... blames for the refugee crisis that happened in the 21st year on the border between belarus and poland, i will remind you that lukashenko, together with putin , they invited refugees, people who later became refugees from afr

the last few days turned out to be rich in the statements of polish president andrzej duda about ukraine discussed. let's be frank.

ukraine needs to be given more ammunition polish president andrzej duda said this after yesterday's meetingh his colleagues in paris. according to him, this issue was discussed yesterday and... he, in particular, expressed his hope that the member states of the european union will be able to organize substantial supplies of ammunition to ukraine by joint efforts, because - says the president of the commonwealth of independent states - they are what ukraine needs very much right now. and there is already a reaction to this, the prime minister, acting prime minister of the netherlands, mark rutte, also said the previous evening. about his country, his government volunteered to send 100 million euros to this joint fund for the purchase of ammunition in ukraine. he reminded that the netherlands intends to conclude with ukraine even a security agreement similar to those already concluded by ukraine with a number of european and other countries, and the government of the netherlands wants to conclude this agreement in order to cite. mark rutte to continue to support the country for at least the n

person, again, who communicates with the polish political community and knows their inner kitchen, andrzej duda's words, he is already criticized there, i don't know if they are accused of treason or what , but his statement about crimea, about trump, about the end of the war, how can it be commented and explained for ukrainians, again, for poles, there is obviously an explanation there, please. i think that these are different things regarding crimea, i think that this is such an incident or a mistake of the president of poland, later he tried to correct it, he gave the next interview and said that he supports the territorial integrity of ukraine, including crimea, this is very important, but of course he should not allow such things, as he said in this first interview, a person in such a position, at least because, at least from the point of view of history , crimea was definitely the longest part of the crimean khanate, and the crimean tatars. there are indigenous people, and we must think about their fate, there are different regions in different countries that at one time were in one or anot

send their troops, but there were also those that said they would never, and polish president andrzej dudad that, in general, this topic did not arouse enthusiasm among the participants of yesterday's summit . olena, thank you for participating and telling all these details. olena abramovych, european correspondent of radio liberty, was a guest on saturday morning. the commander-in-chief of the ukrainian army, oleksandr syrskyi, is developing two variants of the plan for further actions on the battlefield, one of them in if ukraine receives aid from the united states, and another if not. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi said this in an interview with cnn. if kyiv receives has help from the united states of america, he will be able to begin to push back russia. if not, then you will have to focus only on defense. zelensky noted that without the help of the usa , it will be difficult for ukraine not only to win new victories in the war, but also to maintain its defense this year. according to the ukrainian president, the people will be ready, but the brigades and ammunition - no. the

andrzej duda's words, he is already criticized there, i don't know if they are accused of treason or what, but his statement about crimea, about trump, about the end of the war, how can it be commented and... explained for ukrainians, again, for the poles, it is obvious that there is an explanation, please, i think that these are different things regarding crimea, i think that this is such an incident or a mistake by the president of poland, later he tried to correct it, he gave the following interview and said that he supports the territorial integrity of ukraine, including crimea, this is very important, but of course, to allow such things, as he said in his first interview, a person in such a position should not, although because, at least from the point of view of history, crimea was definitely... was the longest part of the crimean khanate, and the crimean tatars are an indigenous people there, and about their fate must be thought, there are different regions in different countries, which at one time were in one or another empire, poland also has so many regions, this does not m