days— regions, gdansk and the nets. days may— regions, gdansk and the nets.ugansk and donetsk. they are the basis for a real negotiation and for finding a diplomatic solution. i do not think— diplomatic solution. i do not think there is a military solution for ukraine. are you sa in: solution for ukraine. are you saying ukraine _ solution for ukraine. are you saying ukraine would - solution for ukraine. are you saying ukraine would need i solution for ukraine. are you | saying ukraine would need to accept that its future relies in a neutral position, then? it can't be a member of nato, maybe it can't be a member of the eu because that certainly wouldn't feel like it is on president zelenskiy�*s cards? i president zelenskiy's cards? i think ukraine will not be a member_ think ukraine will not be a member of nato. in fact, nato leaders — member of nato. in fact, nato leaders know this, which makes this all— leaders know this, which makes this all terribly sad and tragic, _ this all terribly sad and tragic, in fact, because that so-catted _ tragic, in fact, beca

march and let's hear the commander of this destroyer, what he says about his goals for staying in gdanskd on a routine visit, our goal is to designate american presence in the baltic sea and the completion of our nato allies that we are able to quickly respond to any potential aggression in the region. and today , yuryevich, this destroyer, what kind of weapons does he equipped and how it threatens, maybe it threatens us. i think that now it does not threaten us in any way, because it is clearly completely in spite of our, so to speak, ugly rhetoric in relation to both our country and the leadership of our country. biden. still, it is said that we are not ready to fight with russia, and we will not be a demonstration of the flag of a show of force, of course, he has this destroyer, they say, so to speak, the ideas of building the late eighties and early nineties. this series is not the latest. it's the arly series, burke. well, how is he passed a certain upgrade, as they say now, that is, it costs more modern weapons. uh, this is destroyer uh, from the rdberg series. he has this strike w

our foreign agents reported that a ship left gdansk today. oregon equipped with low noise stealth engines to suppress the radar signal. dangling in neutral waters just a couple of miles from our border, stealth mode has not yet been turned on. yes, how interesting. she is sure, you said, there are 100 meters . absolutely take them away, they are watching you. no problem, we agreed. yeah , the installation data was received on a woman who met in a cafe with a resident, they displayed a screen there is a tourist from canada, anna howard. i entered kaliningrad 2 days ago, i arrived alone and settled in the sputnik hotel. with whom did you meet with whom did you communicate, maybe there are some things that you agree with? let's throw off the data and orientations of municipalities is being done. go. yes , listen, i have information for you, meet at the same place. code to the base to be honest, it came to me. so we talked with you, i went home, and he sits with me. he offered to join them in the topic. help him move some important cargo across t

thomas, you were born in 1940, and you were born in danzig, now gdansk, when world war ii began.suddenly that all came to an end, from your perspective, how does this moment feel? i must say, the destruction of danzig in 1945, i have always assumed was the result of hitler's wars in russia and the, well, he was the pariah of mankind, and innocence, although a terrible thing happened, it was not per se an atrocity because russia defended itself against an aggressor called germany and in the course of that destroyed all before it, including my hometown, the difference to the modern day is the ukraine people, and ukraine as a country, is a peace loving innocent neighbour who was being overruled by an aggressive sort of dictator like putin. so he commits atrocities on the level which crimes against humanity, which convulse mankind and therefore they hit me on a deeper level of insensitivity than even the destruction of my own hometown. and i cannot sort of compare the two issues. i grieve for the ukrainians far more than ever before the loss of my hometown, because they are suffering

for a gdansk read all other major polish cities _ a gdansk read all other major polish cities so— a gdanskiends and relatives here _ to come to friends and relatives here in— to come to friends and relatives here in britain. yet we have this wall of— here in britain. yet we have this wall of bureaucracy around the british— wall of bureaucracy around the british isles. we need this to be shifted — british isles. we need this to be shifted. the government needs to do something _ shifted. the government needs to do something. i shifted. the government needs to do somethina. ., ., , ., something. i wonder what your messa . e something. i wonder what your message this _ something. i wonder what your message this morning - something. i wonder what your message this morning would i something. i wonder what your| message this morning would be something. i wonder what your - message this morning would be too many of the people who have not only given financially, we have seen millions of pounds donated to the struggle in ukraine and the sort of humanitarian effort around that, but also lots of peop

warship forest shermans , entered the port - these are countries missile weapons on board, moored in gdanskof march. we have arrived on a routine visit with our goal being to mark the american presence in the baltic sea and to ensure that our nato allies are able to respond quickly to any potential aggression in the region. meanwhile, the russian ministry of defense showed a video of the escort of columns by helicopter crews, as part of fuel columns, tankers, heavy engineering equipment, tanks, as well as trucks with food, our ministry of defense. in addition, showed the launch of four caliber cruise missiles from a small missile ship of the black sea fleet from the black sea at afu facilities in zhytomyr, and the russian armed forces destroyed the position of the ukrainian book air defense complex near kiev with an iskander missile strike, our ministry of defense reports and the first footage from the airport has been published mariupol liberated from ukrainian troops and nationalists. now the airport is completely empty there, neither the military nor the civilians are in complete ruin. a

e to poland in gdansk with rocket weapons on board.rstand this uh, well, obviously, it's clearly not accidental, and gestures are gestures, clearly demonstrative something, how should one react to this? and what does that mean, please? well, you don’t need to react to this at all, because one, uh, a ship of a nato member country entered the port of another, uh, a member country on nato well, yes, with missile weapons on board, but they always go around with missile weapons on board. that is, this is a demonstration by the united states of america that we are determined to prevent something there and nothing more, that is, there is no military threat. he does not represent anyone and it is clear that there is absolutely no need to react to this topic in any way. i think that in general, the less they talk about it, even the better they calculate it. on what on the fact that it will cause some kind of effect. yes, that is, the russian information space will be about this to speak, and in this way we help to pour water on their mill. i th

but the polish gdansk was not so long ago a german danzig and poland received it thanks to the victoryand this is only a small part of the results of the yalta potsdam conference poland was slaughtered by vast and developed german territories. she received the border along the odru and neiss , this part of east prussia silesia. eastern pomerania and east brandenburg. that is why the current polish schedn is the german stekting , once the third city of germany located on the west bank of the odar, just 150 km from berlin, and the polish wroclaw is the former german breslau, in a word, the territorial acquisition of almost a third of the entire area, modern poland more than compensated for the losses, but instead of gratitude warsaw shows. this is the people of pan adam shield live in the south-west of the country in zovice demolished a monument to the soldiers of the liberators of the red army; it was erected in 1949 at the site of the death of 620 red army soldiers of the first ukrainian front. polish officials made speeches about the holiday of liberation from sovietism while the sobe

it has been docked in gdansk which is under the control of the russian military is where it has been. footage that the russian military wanted us to see initially which was the reinforcements being unloaded of the ship and we have had those pictures through from the ukrainian military is showing the destruction of it. a group of 52 children from an orphanage in ukraine have arrived safely in the uk before heading to their temporary home in scotland. the children, aged between one and 18, and their carers were supposed to leave poland on monday but were held up after paperwork was delayed. vincent mcaviney has their story. as bombs fall across ukraine, this evacuation bus is the result of weeks of work by a team of british charities. on board, 52 children from orphanages in dnipro, unaware of the extent of the danger they're escaping, sing together. after safely crossing into poland with their legal guardians, they've spent days waiting for their paperwork to be approved. finally, last night, the final leg of their escape, a specially chartered virgin plane flew them to britain. seeing