the task was to liberate belarus, because we started liberate eastern poland. 80 years since the beginningoperation bagration, how it took place and what significance it had for us and the allies. pogroms, arson, riots, an anti-government rally in israel on the streets of tel aviv took place. in ukraine, under attack, enterprises that work for the army have appeared on the network such a video, as stated this morning, kiev-missiles, and news is coming from krivoy rog, a fire on the territory of the coke and chemical plant. local authorities claim that the emergency is due to a failure in the power grid. and zones special operations telegram channels report that this is footage from the village of liptsy in the kharkov region, high- explosive bombs are flying at the vysu position, and strong explosions are heard. and the kherson direction, our military is again using fabs, this is a response to the launch of enemy drones. in various russian regions, attempts by the kiev regime to commit terrorist attacks using aircraft-type drones were stopped. the ministry of defense reported this. our air

initial operations were exceeded, the task was to liberate belarus, but we began to liberate eastern polandcause the entire center army group was actually defeated in defense the enemy has formed. brezh, 300, even 400 km wide, before the start of operation bagration, the germans seemed to be firmly entrenched on the border of the smolensk region, just 2 months later everything turned out so that they had to think about the defense of east prussia, while the german command did not expect strike precisely in the belarusian direction, the soviet generals managed to outplay the germans, convince them that the offensive would be in ukraine, where the most powerful divisions of the wehrmacht were stationed, this offensive. a decisive step towards a great victory has been taken. already 4 july, that is, just 11 days after the start of the offensive, minsk was liberated. here one of the four german armies was surrounded. the captured germans soon found themselves in moscow. they were escorted along the garden ring. in front were 19 generals wearing shoulder straps. field vehicles drove behind, as a

the task was to liberate belarus, but we began to liberate eastern poland.y, scale and ingenious calculation, the eightieth anniversary of the beginning of the offensive operation. how was it? tapolins, fluff, heat, tyumen, white white, knee-deep snowdrifts. there is a flood in yekaterinburg and ufa. in short, we have a home-made sea, come, the weather will change in moscow, what to expect, the sea is calling, mariupol, beaches, nowhere for an apple to fall, better places in the sun occupy, of course, in the morning, and also crimea, the krasnodar region, how to spend a vacation in order to recharge with energy and positivity for the whole year. attacks on military installations of the armed forces of ukraine in kiev and the region, the following footage appeared on the internet. this morning, the ukrainian capital, in addition, arrivals are reported in the ternopil, kharkov and zhytomyr regions. and news from the front line is a very important task for our air group. the su-35 is accompanied by bombers in the sky. the reconnaissance also transmitted the coo

as a result of the offensive , belarus, part of the baltic states, eastern poland and the german armyt completely destroyed. after bagration and the wehrmacht could no longer recover. in the gomel region of belarus, where the germans suffered the most powerful attack of the entire offensive. more than 500 people gathered at the solemn meeting today, and then a military-historical reconstruction unfolded. participants in the action recalled that bagration is called a masterpiece of military art. preparations for it were carried out in radio silence, troops were deployed away from the front, simulated construction of long-term defense. the enemy was expecting a strike in a completely different place. thanks to our intelligence, which misinformed the enemy, convincing that the summer... are presented at the diaghilev festival, which is now taking place in perm since 2003, the capital of the kama region, where the famous impresario diaghilev spent his childhood , becomes a point of attraction for music connoisseurs during the festival. this is one of the largest music forums in russia and

not only for the eastern poland, lithuania, latvia and estonia, and for the whole of nato. so over the years, this awareness has taken root, and secondly, the decisions made at the same time are important. nato, namely increasing the level of cooperation with ukraine to the nato ukraine joint council, where ukraine has the right to participate in decision-making. this is no longer a nato-ukraine commission, it is a nato-ukraine council. thirdly, the fund that nato created to support ukraine, and which will be increased within nato by the european union, is also important. i repeat everywhere that the eu has experienced a copernican revolution. i deal with the eu from 1994. and i have never seen the european union act so quickly and so decisively as in the ukrainian issues, never before, maybe in the coronavirus issues, the union was also decisive, but now i spoke at a conference here in lviv that if it is usual eu decision-making stretches for two months and three months, and sometimes even longer, as for the issues of ukraine, they are taken for two weeks, from two to thre

negotiations with the anglo-french military, abandonment of the baltic states, bessarabia and eastern polandot to mention ukraine, is at the moment the minimum that the germans would agree to without much discussion, just to get from us a promise not to interfere in the conflict with poland. 19 august poland announces that it will not allow soviet troops to pass through its territory for support. allies, if the ussr, england-france treaty takes place, then the british foreign minister lord halifax, through his ambassador in warsaw, demands from the polish foreign minister to reconsider poland's position as it is torpedoing military negotiations in moscow. jozef back remains adamant. i cannot allow even any discussion of the possibility of providing part of our territory. at the disposal of foreign troops. we do not have a military agreement with the ussr, and we do not want such an agreement. negotiations reach a dead end. from the testimony of mead's lawyer in berlin , friedrich gaus, march 15, 1946. one day in the early summer of 1939, mr. von ribentrop, to my surprise, gave me read a docu

donald tusk emphasized that poland's eastern border is also the eastern border of the european union,is point of view there is no doubt that the whole of europe will have to invest in its security by helping warsaw to strengthen its border in the east. at the same time , let me remind you that the previous government under the leadership of morawiecki built a fence 180 km long and 5.5 m high on the border with belarus. but the fence did not fulfill its functions. migrants from afghanistan, iran, ethiopia, or does this smack of farce and political games? we now have connections with krzysztov, a talvin polish politician, chairman of the front party. krishtov, hello, tell me, you are now in poland, you know better what is happening on the polish border, your position, what is it? yes, vitam, vitam, hello, madam editor, greetings to all our viewers from the belarusian side, at the very beginning i would like to say that today i am speaking from poland, which on june 9, at the elections to the european parliament, decided that its choice was course towards confrontation, and what you are

in eastern poland , young people are being taught how to use guns in a program called holidays with the army, which some may find funny. participant of this course. hopes more that in this way it will be able to get more young soldiers into its ranks, it’s just that the polish military leadership declared the russian federation the main threat to poland after the end of the second world war, and ordinary poles are very alarmed by russia's war in ukraine. i didn’t want to become a soldier, but i decided to become one because of the latest events in the world, because of all these conflicts, and most importantly because of the situation at the borders of our homeland, i will be a soldier, i decided so. participants in the program learn to handle various types of weapons, learn to disguise themselves, apply camouflage, and learn to survive in the wild. dominic actually wanted to study computer science at university, but now he will be a professional soldier. and most of the young guys in these exercises really just finished school. the only exception is thirty-four-year-old magdalena, but

and, i think, this is a convention on the eastern flank and in poland, because behind the battle groups with the presence on the eastern flank we have the transatlantic alliance that is politically coherent and acknowledging the will to use full military potential to defend its allies have needed. there is the u.s. military capabilities. european allies that are in the progress of rebuilding their capabilities. and last but not least, national capabilities and investment in national armed forces in poland and the baltic states as well as elsewhere on the eastern flank. so such calibrated conventional deterrence depends on very much many elements. and some full-out will be diminished. others must step in order deterrence will fail. so the main question on the eastern flank is not about the current posture, but about the future of deterrence. it depends highly on the future of u.s. policy towards europe, having in mind u.s. domestic developments and potential conflicts in the indo pacific and its consequences for europe and the eastern flank. it depends on the pace of national and europea

looked like. the largest operation to strengthen nato's eastern flank since 1945 was presented on monday at the ministry of national defense of poland. let's try to analyze what are the key goals of launching the eastern shield and what poland is preparing for. this is primarily protection border this is important because belarus actually functions as part of russia. i have always said this, that is, all the time during the last few months i have said that there is no point in building illusions. belarus uses refugees as a specific weapon in a hybrid war with poland. it pushes people against each other, creates a sense of threat and potentially provokes various conflicts. it is, unfortunately. so it's direct border protection, full border protection now, but also in the future of an attack, because it's really about a potential attack. the project is being built on in case a conflict breaks out. today , the main thing is what they are waiting for. for us, citizens are security, so on the one hand we care about ukraine, we give it all possible support when it comes to defense, but as for the border with belarus and russia, it needs t

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russia is the immediate and main threat to the entire north atlantic alliance, not only for the eastern flank, poland, lithuania, latvia and estonia, but for the whole of nato. so, over the years, this awareness has taken root, and... second, the decisions taken at the same time, taken by nato, namely the raising of the level of cooperation with ukraine to the nato ukraine joint council, where ukraine has the right to participate, are important. thirdly, the fund that nato created to support ukraine, and which will be increased within nato by the european union, is also important. i repeat everywhere that the eu has experienced a copernican revolution. i have been dealing with the eu since 1994 and have never seen the european union before acted as quickly and as decisively as in ukrainian issues. when earlier, perhaps, in the issues of the coronavirus, the union was also decisive, but now i spoke at a conference here in lviv that if it is usual for eu decision-making to be extended for two months and three months, and sometimes even longer, then regarding the issues of ukraine, they are accepted for

"finland, estonia, latvia, eastern poland, bessarabia."been concluded, germany’s attack on the soviet union would have occurred from the territory of the baltic states. on these very days, when these negotiations are taking place in moscow, there are battles on khalkingol. and the soviet leadership has no guarantees that the conflict at halkingol will not turn into a full-scale massacre with japan. because japan is at it. time demonstrates itself as a very aggressive state towards the soviet union, of course, it is an ally of nazi germany, in in the year thirty-seven, japan begins a war in china, clearly an aggressive one, the soviet union supports the chinese people, sends its volunteers and military specialists there. england actually recognized all of japan's seizures of chinese territory and guaranteed japan a free hand in the event that japanese aggression went north, that is. into the territory of the soviet union, and of course, the soviet union did not want to fight on two fronts, it was a nightmare for the soviet leadership in gen

at them he suddenly declared that the soviet union does not control eastern europe, and poland, yugoslavia and romania are absolutely independent countries, which shocked the presenter. the ussr. does not dominate eastern europe and never will under the ford administration. it was much easier for former actor ronald reagan. at the debate he felt literally at ease. he dropped cold politeness and began communicating without ceremony. with one phrase and a glance, he could lay his opponent down on both shoulder blades. obviously. you are on your side again, when i spoke against the health insurance program, it was about another part of it. by the way, the issue of age was already in the spotlight then. in 1984, reagan was 73 years old, his democratic opponent alter mondel was 17 years younger, but the former actor turned his age to an advantage, so much so that even monteil laughed. "i am not going to to use the youth and inexperience of my opponent for political purposes. the debate in 1992 became a three-way debate for the first time, with independent candidate ros perot participating in ad

on them, he suddenly declared that the soviet union did not control eastern europe, but poland, yugoslavia romania absolutely. health insurance program, you were again talking about your own when i spoke against another part of it. by the way, the issue of age was already in the spotlight then. in 1984 , reagan was 73 years old. his democratic opponent, ulter mondel, was 17 years younger. the actor turned his age to his advantage, so much so that even monday laughed. i am not going to use my youth and my opponent's inexperience. the debate in '92 became tripartite for the first time. in addition to the candidates from the two major parties, there was an independent challenger, ross perot. bush noticed that partners abuse time and talk. than expected, pointing at his watch, he tried to draw the moderator’s attention, but the audience understood the gesture as a desire to finish quickly. later, however, bush admitted that he did not want to participate in those debates, despite their popularity. by the way, despite the explosive growth of social networks, the debate still attracts enormous a

russia is the immediate and primary threat to... the north atlantic alliance, not just the eastern flank , poland, lithuania, latvia and estonia, and for the whole of nato. so, over the years, this awareness has taken root, and secondly, important are the decisions made in the same time, adopted by nato, namely increasing the level of cooperation with ukraine to the nato ukraine joint council, where ukraine has the right to participate in decision-making. this is no longer the nato ukraine commission, it is the nato council. ukraine. thirdly, the fund that nato created to support ukraine, which will be increased within the nato-eu framework, is also important. i repeat everywhere that the eu has experienced a copernican revolution. i have been dealing with the eu since 1994. and i have never seen the european union act so quickly and so decisively as in ukrainian issues. never before. is it possible in matters of the coronavirus? the union was also determined. ah... but now i spoke at the conference here in lviv about the fact that if it is usual for eu decisions to take two and three months, and

not only for the eastern flag. poland, lithuania, latvia and estonia, and for the whole of nato. the years, this awareness has taken root, and secondly, the decisions taken at the same time, taken by nato, are important, namely increasing the level of cooperation with ukraine to the nato-ukraine joint council, where ukraine has the right to participate in decision-making. this is no longer the nato ukraine commission, this is the nato council, ukraine. thirdly, the fund that nato created for ukraine and which will be increased within nato by the european union is also important. i repeat everywhere that the eu has experienced a copernican revolution. i deal with the eu from 1994 and never before saw the european union act so quickly and so decisively as in the ukrainian issues. never before. is it possible in matters of the coronavirus? the union was also determined. but now i spoke at the conference here in lviv about the fact that, if eu decisions usually take two months and three months, and sometimes even longer, then regarding the issues of ukraine they are adopted within tw

debates with carter, in which he suddenly declared that the soviet union does not control the eastern europe, and poland, yugoslavia and romania are absolutely independent countries, which shocked the presenter. the independent challenger, ross perot, participated. candidates from the two major parties, in which bush noted that partners were abusing time and talking longer than expected, pointing at his watch, he tried to draw the attention of the moderator, but the audience understood the gesture as a desire to finish quickly. later, however, bush admitted that he did not want to participate in those debates, despite their popularity. by the way, despite the explosive growth of social networks, debate. attract great attention even now: since 2008 , you can ask your question via the internet; since 2016, online broadcasts have been conducted on youtube on twitter. many people remember the debate between trump and biden in 2020, which took place due to covid. only the first stage, all that remains in my memory is the ugly behavior of the candidates, who endlessly interrupted each other. has become a real

the key news from poland this week is the launch of the eastern state defense program. shield: details of what the biggest operation to strengthen nato's eastern flank since 1945 will look like were presented monday at the polish ministry of national defense. let's try analyze what are the key goals of launching the eastern shield and what is poland preparing for? this is primarily border protection, it is important because belarus actually functions as a part of russia. i always said that. that is, all the time during the last months he said that there is no point in building illusions. belarus uses refugees as a specific weapon in a hybrid war with poland. it pushes people against each other, creates a sense of threat and potentially provokes various conflicts. it is, unfortunately. therefore, it is direct border protection, full border protection now, but also in future case of an attack, because it is actually a potential attack. the project is being built just in case it unfolds. today, the main thing that citizens expect from us is security. so, on the one hand, w

what the largest operation to strengthen nato's eastern flank since 1945 will look like were put on monday in the ministry of national defense of polandhat are the key goals of launching the eastern shield and what poland is preparing for. this is primarily border protection, it is important because belarus actually functions as a part of russia. i always said that.

powerful operation, then belarus was cleared, part of the baltic states was recaptured, the eastern regions of polandberated, in general, well, you can imagine the scale, that means at the front in 1,100 km advanced by depth of 600 km, scale, and... naturally , this did not make it possible for berlin to transfer any additional allied forces to france. in general, the example of a combination of operation bogaration and overlord is an example, a striking example of cooperation between the allies, which ultimately led to the decisive defeat of the nazis and to the understanding of the fact that the war was lost. in fact, many germans, even generals, understood that the war was lost after stalingrad. after kursk, this is a conviction. grew up, a conspiracy began to take shape against hitler, which was carried out on july 20 of 1944, an attempt on hitler’s life, but what finally pushed him to it was the fact that pincers came from both sides, on the one hand, operation bagartion, which crushed army group center by july 20, it became clear that everything that the front line had been broken over a huge l

strain in its relation with kyiv and the conflict next door is having a political impact in poland, as our eastern is on alert. because on the other side here is russian territory that is heavily militarised. poland has taken the threat posed by its neighbour very seriously. ever since the full—scale invasion of ukraine. its constant warning is that vladimir putin will not stop there, so poland now plans to spend millions heightening security. prime minister donald tusk is making russia a big issue of european elections. reinforcing the border is about telling the enemy to stay away. and in polish schools, new security drills. getting prepared in case of an emergency. first lesson, evacuation. the training is run by soldiers with the territorial defence. it's partly about building confidence in the armed forces. partly learning skills to cope in a crisis. the teenagers we met here had no doubts why they were doing this. we are in danger. i'm worried that the war will come to poland. russia is near to us - and they could attack us. i think. but fearing moscow does not always mean help for kyiv, not

is the most concerned, i would say that the people who are the most afraid were those in eastern europe. polandic states. these are countries that are existing in vitamins russia. they know that the only thing keeping a conquest from rolling tanks across their borders is the nato alliance. the nato alliance depends on the u.s. and to directly answer your question about why the officials i spoke to were so alarmed it's because donald trump has made no secret of the fact that he is not a fan of nato. he thinks that nato companies countries should be paying much more for collective defense. he thinks that the u.s. is being taken advantage of. he has made it a talking point in his rallies to say that the world is laughing at us in that this is a bad deal for america. earlier this year, he actually said that any country that does not pay enough for defense, he would consider russia to do "whatever they want." when european officials hear that, they hear alarm bells. that was the general sentiment i encountered in every conversation i had in europe. >> the americans that are hearing alarm bells with

some distance from the rest of europe and discussions in poland about the immediate repercussions of a change of administration for the eastern flank and for poland. the discussion about the nuclear deterrence is there in the public but i think and beginning to be also in the polish administration. overall, there is a conviction that the u.s. nuclear deterrence is still the place and will remain in place, that we need to do much more in the conventional realm, so convinced the future u.s. administration, whether it be republican or democrat. that alliance, the burden sharing and the alliance, alliance nato north atlantic treaty organization a partnership, the benefits to use and i think and, therefore, from poland you can hear the proposals of setting the bar for defense spending hard to 3% in the coming years. for making european greater input into regional defense plans, and proposals to strengthen, engagements and inputs a greater show of european willingness to cooperate with the future republican administration. nuclear discussions for us are difficult because of course there are in the public ideas about going nuclear f

the key news from poland this week is the launch of the eastern shield state defense program.etails of what the largest operation to strengthen nato's eastern flank will look like since 1940. let's try to analyze what are the key goals of launching the eastern shield and what is poland preparing for? this is primarily border protection, it is important because belarus actually functions as a part of russia. i always said that, that is, all the time during the last months, he said that there is no point in building illusions. belarus uses more... as a specific weapon in the hybrid.

some distance from the rest of europe and discussions in poland about the immediate repercussions of a change of administration for the eastern flank and for poland. the discussion about the nuclear deterrence is there in the public but i think and beginning to be also in the polish administration. overall, there is a conviction that the u.s. nuclear deterrence is still to be also in the polish administration. overall, there is a conviction that the u.s. nuclear deterrent is still in place and will remain in place and we need to do much more in the conventional realm to convince future u.s. administration, be it republican or democrat, that alliances, that the burden sharing in the alliances is much fair to them, that the alliance of the nato transatlantic partnership is of use and benefit to the u.s. and think there is, therefore from poland, you can hear the proposals of setting of the bar for defensive funding higher to 3% in the coming years, for making european greater input into regional defense plans and the proposals to strengthen european power of nato, strengthen european engagements and as an input, a greater show

society is heterogeneous, there is poland a, there is poland b, there is western poland, there is warsaw, there is the easternke them... the polish army, the polish security forces are a separate caste, they are fascist, they have an islamophobic, xenophobic mood, imperial, chauvinistic, we see what kind of songs they are they sing, they march and openly film, vilna is ours, lvov is ours, they sing these songs, naturally, they perceive themselves, and this is how the previous government explained to them, in general, the current one is not far from it, that they are the shield of europe, they stand in the east with a rampart that should protect poland. the whole of europe from this islamic threat, for them, the migrants who are coming are subhumans, they have actually been given a mandate and a license to kill, they are committing war crimes, we are recording these war crimes, we have already published the corresponding white book crimes of poles and lithuanians on the border, but there is also a very important point, the polish political elite is corrupt, the scandal with hundreds of thousands of visas illeg

we have revolutions of eastern europe, czechoslovakia, poland, hungary, romania. ificant milestone of the new soviet doctrine, not the brezhnev doctrine but the frank sinatra doctrine, meaning the soviets will now allow eastern europe to do it their way. the berlin wall comes down in 1990, the 100th anniversary of dwight eisenhower's birth, and a 1992 at the dawn of the 50th year that winston churchill spoke of, there is a dissolution of the ussr and the entity formed in response to norman invasi of 1917, sustained by the second german invasion in 1941, and after 50 years of reappraising their place in the worldgambling on the goodwill of the rest of the world after such probation's. this amazes us still, because i don't think in reality that we grew up with, presence of the soviets and the prospect, however remote, of nuclear war. i think we can appreciate in hindsight that the strange alliance of 1941-1945 and subsequent tensions that could be stabilized over a period of however long it took, 50 years, that after a --tence e victor. now, that victor is some time

it'll bring some heavier rain to eastern parts of germany, poland down into austria, so that you will by to northern parts of a city of us to west. so whether it's a come hitting it for the south. as we go into the new week, we'll see some of that right where, where the edge across the age are active and heavy falls to come for croatia. some of the bulk of the states, as well as the baltic states, with some pots of russia, are in store for some showers as well. and well, when, when the weather is likely to touch into no way on monday, not temperatures have been sitting very high across scan today be with also and lisbon, seeing that you the same numbers on sunday which is, will be picking up across the iberia, independent. sheila, that'll be coming down across a scan today, but the heat will continue to build across the se, in particular, for grease with athens, seen the temperature nearly 10 degrees above the average through tuesday, with lots of sunshine hunted in then millions. stephens kinds does a delicacy value just as highly bike hotels in the mafia. price per kilogram is equiv

because they threaten not only ukraine, but precisely nato countries, primarily the eastern bloc, the baltic states, polandtries, so lukashenko is trying to fulfill putin's tasks, balancing, as we say in different formats, but on the other hand does not want to join the war. because i know in the future, putin will lose, he feels it, and he will have to get out of this situation then, so as not to bring him to criminal responsibility for international crimes, although he has already committed them, but he is trying to maneuver, so there will be more to work for putin, will try to pull our troops away, conducts provocations, but at the moment the forces and means of offensive operations on the part of belarus are large, the more we do not see their troops yet, mr. general, forbes published a very resonant publication, which... a lot who is discussing now that allegedly russia keeps in close proximity at the military airfields at the border, about 200 front-line bombers, which all the time drop tsikabas on military and civilian positions, killing ukrainian people every day, and as it were using atakams, ukra

probably future leader of europe's most powerful ally, especially for the countries of eastern europe, i visited poland and estonia. this fear that trump will return is causing all sorts of reassessments of relations with the united states. during the meeting , the president of one of the european countries stood up, and this was a closed event, and asked: “can i i ask you a question, sir." president, yes, if we don’t pay, we don’t pay, russia is attacking us, you will protect us, i say, you are not payers, you didn’t pay, yes, yes, no, i i won’t defend you, germany is preparing for a possible second term for trump, can you tell us more about why they think so, how confident they are that trump will win the race? they have a plan for the case of a trump victory, and this plan calls for finding out which of the key areas of power . , they are also preparing for the third scenario, this is a long period of uncertainty will be destabilized by trump's return to the outcome of the election, a period of widespread political violence in the us, something like january 6th, but on a much larger scale, this does

at the same time i would like to end the situation has sharply worsened in eastern europe on the border of belarus and polande died, and under mysterious circumstances, a polish soldier died, according to their official version, he was wounded with a knife by a migrant, he died on june 6, this polish soldier is in a military medical hospital, on wait a second, this is not a border guard, a soldier of the first armored brigade, wow, that a soldier of the first armored brigade is fighting with migrants who cross the border, on june 7 the polish foreign ministry presented the belarusian veremenny. a note demanding the extradition of that migrant, if he exists at all, i don’t know who allegedly did this, the mood is intensifying in polish society, the mood, so to speak, is very, very militaristic, there have already been skirmishes at the borders, and donald is not donald tusk, andrzej duda stated that he i didn’t know anything about these shootings, we see obvious contradictions in polish society, and i ’m afraid that i’m afraid that this is an internal polish struggle, they will try to resolve it. well, after

the eastern part went to the russian empire, western poland. customs house in tolochin was opened in 1783. according to rumors, it was used to prepare documents for traveling abroad. russian writer of the catherine era, denis fonvizin. border checkpoints in the city existed for 10 years, until the second partition of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. for your information, the name of the city, according to some dictionaries, is pronounced as tolochin, however, over time, local residents increasingly began to say tolochin. so it has taken root, and we will not break the established tradition. in written sources the city. first mentioned in 1433, it was owned by various princely families, but it reached greater prosperity in the 16th century under the reign of lev sapieha. the military leader, thinker and diplomat had his own residence here and built several iconic objects. it is known that the chancellor of the grand duchy of lithuania was born into an orthodox family. among his relatives are metropolitans, archbishops and priests. leo with op

were actually not only between kyiv and washington, but actually also between the eastern flank of nato, in particular polanded ukraine in this and they used their diplomatic arsenal, but they did not achieve anything from the position of washington and berlin, but in order to prevent such scenarios, i think this is definitely not a topic for public conversations and not for public statements. and the second point is to actually explain what is happening with the topic of the global peace summit, because according to the documents that ukrainian journalists received, the amendments that are being made to the final communiqué by other participants of the summit directly contradict what ukraine is so... . left this summit organized, in particular, there appears the idea and position that other formulas for peace or the approach to peace should be considered, and we know that the global peace summit is actually for the purpose of leveling other proposals, focusing specifically on the ukrainian 10 steps, and the second point is about the organization of the second peace summit, because the position of the americ

poland. warsaw is convinced that the threat from moscow is real and imminent, but... there are signs of tension in relations with ukraine - says bbc eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford. along the entire northern border, poland is keeping a watchful eye. and all because kaliningrad is on the other side. russian territory is armed to the teeth. after full-scale russian invasion of ukraine, poland takes the threat from its neighbor very seriously. she constantly warns that putin will not stop there. so here they decided to spend millions on strengthening their own security. prime minister donald tusk put the threat from russia at the center of the european parliament election campaign. strengthening the polish border, according to him, is a warning to the enemy to stay away. meanwhile, polish schools conduct safety training and learn how to act in case of an emergency. the first lesson - evacuation. training is conducted by soldiers. the teenagers we talked to have no doubts about why they need to know this. we are in danger, i fear that war will come to poland. russia is very close and can attack us. however, being afraid of moscow

it'll bring some heavier rain to eastern parts of germany. poland down into austria. so as you all the way to northern parts of it, today was the west. so whether it's a come heading for the south, as we go into the new week, we'll see some of that right where the edge across the age you have to put heavy falls to come for croatia, some of the bulk and states as well as the baltic states with some pots of russia are in store for some showers as well, and when, when, when the weather is likely to touch into no way on monday, not temperatures have been sitting very high across scandinavia with also, and lisbon, seeing that at the same numbers on sunday, but you have just, we'll be picking up a course the iberia independent. sure they'll be coming down across a scan today. the but the heat will continue to build across the se, in particular, for grease with athens seem to to object nearly 10 degrees above the average through tuesday. with lots of sunshine. the hearing disliked sharp populations, a decline, 70 percent, and we're still not doing anything about understandin

are doing something in this area, and throw this stick at the eastern, eastern question, because mostly foreigners come to polandlso get through belarus, the main route is, of course, mediterranean sea. there, every year about a million refugees enter the european union, and some of them also end up in poland, but in order to somehow justify their inactions, such resolutions are adopted, they are also needed in order for the population to somehow justify the huge costs, that the majority of migrants choose the balkan routes, spoke last year... the press secretary of the polish border guard anna michalska and cited the corresponding figures, but this, as it turned out, is not an argument at all. germany has once again decided to reproach belarus for the growing flow of migrants. apparently, she decided to divert attention from how she herself solves problems with refugees. eyewitnesses tell how german police take an illegal immigrant to poland, and for money. hundreds of migrants have already accumulated in border towns, they they’ll start wherever they have to, populate bus stops, the authorities don’t know what

states in eastern europe. increased military spending by two and even three times. the absolute record holders are poland baltic republics. warsaw spends more than 4% of gdp on weapons. it is characteristic that baltic tigers, which roar loudly despite the absence of teeth and claws, spend more than 3% of their domestic product on defense. economic science says that it is impossible to maintain such a level of military spending in peacetime for a long time. only war can justify similar mobilization of the economy. the situation in the gas sector is tens of times worse than it was in hiroshima, immediately after...

we have the velvet of eastern europe, czechoslovakia, east germany, poland, romania. he announcement was a significant milestone of. the a new soviet, not the oppression of doctrine, but the frank sinatra doctrine, meaning the soviets are now going to allow eastern europe to, quote, do their way. and so then the berlin wall comes down in 1990, the hundredth anniversary, dwight eisenhower's birth. and on january 1st, 1992, at the dawn of the 50th year, that winston churchill spoke of at there is the dissolution of the ussr, an entity formed, i believe, in response to a german invasion of 1917, sustained by the second german invasion in 1941. and finally, after 50 years and 50 years of reappraising their place in the world dissolves gambling on the goodwill of the west and the world. after such privations. this amazes us still, because i don't think any reality that grew up with seem more fixed than the division of europe and the menacing presence of the soviets and the prospect. however, of nuclear war. but i think we can appreciate in hindsight the wisdom of statesmen