is that popular in poland? >> a recent poll, about 70% of the population has been involved in humanitarian assistance. i have said this on several occasions that in our case, this is probably the first humanitarian crisis in europe's history in which the host country does not need to build refugee camps for those migrants. >> it is reasonably popular because a lot of people are participating? >> i would be frugal in using the term popular. it is also a burden. >> is going to cost poland and a lot of money. are you expecting these refugees to stay forever? >> there has been a remarkable outpouring of solitary -- of solidarity and sympathy. also, we know the soviet mentality. we felt obliged to help read most of those families who fled ukraine on their hope that polish families in polish homes, i mentioned those refugee camps, there were a few congressional delegations coming to warsaw and poland over the last couple of weeks. many were asking their counterparts from the polish parliament, where are the refugee c

but poland is in a good situation because 6 is 76 percent of its storage is full and the poland can tap into ellen. gee, to replace rush and gas, so this is not going to be such a shock in the short term for the current through the country can cope with these interruption. same goes for bulgaria, bulgaria, import 3 b. m cubic meters from a russia which makes 90 percent of gas consumption. but since gas in bulgaria is predominantly used for eating, which is not necessary in the season, then the country can cope with the situation. the short term also because lastly, the grease bulgaria interconnect or a new pipeline will be open these here, which will be very important to the nurse in the storage of gas in bulgaria and get the country prepared for next winter simona. clearly, this is intended as a signal by the kremlin to the rest of the block. how much of a warning do you believe it is? this is a seal, both the poland and bulgaria ev contracts. we've got from that where, in any case, expiring vizier and both countries said they didn't want to renew them. so got from here, russia is send

yes, it's our best to jonah. poland is secure, and poland is safe and secure. because america stands with it. and america will fight for every square inch of polish soil because it is a member of nato. i am grateful to president biden, to vice president harris, to secretary blinkin secretary austin and the top u. s. officials who have been here in poland in the last 5 weeks and that is a lot of v v i. p is coming through and saying the same message, and every time they said it, it wasn't less important. the polls need to get that kind of reassurance as they do that heavy lift. and it was important when president biden was here. he quoted the famous polish general today of course, jewish gong, the poet general, who came to america during the revolutionary war 200 plus years ago, and fought for american freedom. and was famous for saying that vos have all. no, she nasha for your freedom and ours, more than ever. as the polls do this lift and spend their own money to carry this burden, they need to hear that from the united states of america. while powerful, we co

as it pertains to poland, security. and then last unity, european unity, trans, atlantic, unity, global unity as it pertains to this crisis. most important question is, given that this is not just a polish problem, it is, and that it is good for others to join poland in helping carry this burden. and so of this problem, to what degree can dare, can nato unity, e u unity transit, atlantic unity. last and be generated into a unity of purpose to come up with solutions. because it doesn't look like putin's leaving ukraine anytime soon. unfortunately, ambassador, recently several senior polish government officials told me that they were planning for a future for their nation. that looks something like pakistan. seeing themselves as pakistan to what afghan a stand was, you know, supplying an insurgency, helping to support an insurgency inside ukraine. now we have to basic, when this was told to me a couple of weeks ago, there was this sense that perhaps presidents a landscape efforts would falter and we have a different pictu

so putting all these things together, poland can cope. but of course, ellen g gas from overseas and norwegian gas is much more expensive than em, is much more expensive, excuse me, is much more expensive than siberian gas. so the real challenge may be even higher inflation numbers and pollen is already a suffering high inflation numbers. now, many other european countries have refused to follow putin's demands to pay for russian guys in roubles. what does this step now mean for them? do they need to worry? i think really indeed that this is the point here. this seems to me rather a warning signal to other countries than to poland. there are countries that are much less prepared for the situation that is hungry. that is austria, and that is last not least germany, which having it's deposits rather rather lowly, as filled with having much less alternative routes. the jamal pipeline, which goes through poland in and in germany, is not the main root of russian gas to play. we still have not stream, we still have roots via ukraine, and if they

is preparing to attack poland. do you think vladimir putin is preparing to attack, poland, russia certainly threatening with various attacks to deter west to the european union, nato, from decisive response. and this was the main go of rationality that if mater dos, something dos, one thing or does not meet some russian demand, food will consider this an active walk. do you think it's serious though? do you take that as a serious possibility of, of rush or attack my thing there is serious possibility and on there's not, there's much more than surface readers, absolute certainty that's putting would like to do it. and at the same time, we are also quite certain that he will not do it now because he's too much occupied with what's happening in the crane. he's losing this war. he cannot saw overcome, brave ukrainian defense. but she's still much bigger and has much more resources so we still can overcome that. the main task for us now is to stop him. this is the opportunity. this is time to act. the power polish forei

and he said that 45 russian diplomats expelled from poland. i'm sure you know, they were engaging in activities that were threatening ukrainian refugees in poland . what sort of threatening activities is he referring to? they were acting ass. i spice or doing order illegal things. now, you know, if i can present to the russian narrative, the russian ambassador parent said, that's nonsense. they would just carrying out their usual diplomatic activities. what do you know that they were engaging in that was threatening? we are not at liberty to disclose every information because that some of them, most of them classified, gives me the doubles of what the attempt, for example, to i'd auctions in the, in hybrid and times, for example, in this information and creating tensions for narratives to create tensions between ukraine mt, who and the polish people to create this form of fall while maybe not the entire entire country between, between forest nation and korean asian. but try trying to diminish the support the will of support on the side of poli

the big difference between ukraine and poland is that poland is a nato member country.e fundamentally and fully believes president biden and other nato member countries when they say that if any -- the article 5, which means that if any nato country is attacked, all countries come to the defense that that will absolutely but invoked in the case of poland. one thing that we don't know, don, is what that means. does that mean a cyberattack? does that mean if god forbid there are chemical weapons or nuclear weapons used across the border and there's fallout that comes here in poland, will that justify article 5 in nato? it's unchartered territory. >>> you pushed president duda on the state of democracy in his own country, civil rights being targeted. is this war a wake-up call for the importance of democracy? >> it seems to be in some ways. what it has done clearly is galvanized the country in a way and the leadership of the country in a way that not unlike other countries like america where there has been a cultural issues because of the war across the border there is a c

, influence the mood in poland in the general public? well, this was of course, utopia. yes, the day to day we're talking already about what i mentioned about inflation rates. so i think this step camp's as a surprise for this very moment, but not so surprisingly, and the, and putting hit a client that was already on the run was already about to go. because they are prepared for other supplies. poland already said that they would not prolong the existing gas contracts, which would exceed any way until the end of the year. so it's a surprise, but not a huge surprise system. so very much a political move there as well by let me put in. thank you very much. john pollock, are journalist corresponded for german broadcaster a r d nancy w, corresponded to rebecca route as it is in care of and as she joins me from bear, rebecca russia is trying to put pressure on poland on both bog area by cutting them off from their gas supply, what's been the reaction there in ukraine to that move well, as you, alaska guess, just said there get hot. i mean, pe

poland wants to intercept.st, but in general in europe the flag is the most-most and to attract investment and as a defender, as a fighter, but the most important thing is a different story historically poland 400 years ago 1.616. i considered myself deceived and offended, and since then there have been a lot of moments, when poland got big trouble from russia, i want to say everything was objective. here, to always try to be not only a regional, but a global power, but always overestimate itself and always from this from its own overestimation. suffered to the point that more than three times shared she was gone, when the state she was part of the russian empire was a lot of other things. and this is an insult historical in many ways not about. much based on my own mistakes. she entered the chromosome, she is in the genes, and what did you do with him in ukraine, the reaction of poland is that poland waited for its happy hour, its happy hour, and the moments when it can roll up its sleeves, properly, uh, distu

, influence the mood in poland in the general public? well, this was of course, huge topic. yes, the day to day we're talking already about what i mentioned about inflation rates. so i think this step camps as a surprise for this very moment, but not so surprisingly, and, and putting hit a client that was already on the run was already about to go. because they are prepared for other supplies. poland already said that they would not prolong the existing gas contracts, which would exceed any way until the end of the year. so it's a surprise, but not a huge surprise. i would say so very much a political move there as well by front porch and thank you very much. john pollock, are journalist corresponded for german broadcaster a r d for the un secretary general antonia good terrorist and russian president vladimir putin met one on one tuesday for the 1st time since russia invaded ukraine. the un chief criticise to russia's invasion as a violation of its neighbors territorial integrity. put in told the secretary general that he still had hope

in general, there are some sober people in poland. truest sense of the word, analysts and political economists in general remained, which is just a simple idea that competitiveness. uh, this or that economy, including its energy availability, is a banal truth, everyone knows this, but they make one of the main sources of energy, the polish economy, much more expensive, because someone will suffer greatly resists this in the country or everyone under the hood, they just accept it. i assure you that sober knowledgeable competent analysts. there are people here who perfectly understand the situation, but it’s just that in the current situation that is being forced in polish society , it’s simply not safe to stick out with such sobering assessments, so people simply prefer to keep quiet about worrying. uh, until then. bye. eh, somehow, somehow, e will weaken, the tension that is here so far, uh, in full. it is pumped up, and sergey vladimirovich and the question of the traditional last months. this is the russophobic hysteria that was in

on the next day in the morning, poland coast, it's pace. and we start to convince some other european countries to do it over the course of the next to 8 hours before you close. it's the same for swift system. initially there was no agreement. couple days later we managed to get with all the eyes, out of our dollars to convince the rest. this is how we need to act. also, in terms of or the ideas like this. this is very dynamic, we need to be flexible. we need to be, we need to be consistent in poland is quite consistent in calling our allies to be more decisive. we will continue to do it and you think then it sounds like you're saying, yes, you think there's a chance now there is a chance. if we remain persistent, there is a chance and we hope that there will be more understanding how much necessary it is . we talk about the, the recent deal between the u. s. and the e. u for the us to provide a think about 15000000000 cubic meters of gas extra supplies of gas to europe. while despite that, we're looking at a time table of the end of the de

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, at the vienna congress, alexander i would not have saved poland, even the concept of poland and the this poland today would not be in the historical era on the modern one, which means that the plane on the geographical map means that when in 1836 there was an uprising in poland in the most cruel way against the russian empire and, there, there were not just torture of russian officers, soldiers , which they captured the poles, there were the most severe tortures. that's about what the nationalists in ukraine are doing today, so it all happened historically. as for the uk, it’s understandable. the uk, it traditionally performs with russophobic positions, however, today it is already off the charts in general. e not even smart even unreasonable limits definitely. poland is pursuing its goals not only to get more from some european funds. she, of course, has territorial claims and the possibility, perhaps desires now in this situation to profit from the territory of western ukraine by annexing them to herself, and she does not hide it and the polish sejm is already discussing this, the

their reserves are not the whole, like in poland. and poland was about to any way to stop gas cooperation with russia and the contract are about to exceed at the end of the year . so this is a process that has now been passed and ad, but poland was any way ready to go away from russia. so they are hitting a client here that would not pay much money for them for the company. yes. the long term goal is of course, to become more independent of all russian energy supplies in germany. and poland are trying to cooperate more closely aid that has already been pledged to leave you in terms of defense capabilities. well, during the last 2 weeks, we have seen an important shift in the approach of our international partners to the question of providing ukraine with the require notary assistance. we have said from the very beginning that for us to be more efficient in fighting this more, we need to heavy artillery. we need tank's empty aircraft systems. we need anti worship may files. we need combat aircraft. now we have begun receiving certain

challenger tanks to poland which _ our tanks. challenger tanks to poland which will— our tanks.ks. challenger tanks to poland which will in turn - our tanks. challenger tanks to poland which will in turn give l our tanks. challenger tanks to - poland which will in turn give their own tanks— poland which will in turn give their own tanks to ukraine which are russian—made tanks and ukrainians will know— russian—made tanks and ukrainians will know how to use them and this is a departure from statements weeks a-o is a departure from statements weeks ago that— is a departure from statements weeks ago that they do not want to provide any aircraft — ago that they do not want to provide any aircraft or tank machinery to poland _ any aircraft or tank machinery to poland in— any aircraft or tank machinery to poland in terms of providing it to ukraine — poland in terms of providing it to ukraine because it would be seen as her escalation of the conflict by russia — her escalation of the conflict by russia. but events of moved on in the country— russia. but events of moved on in the country

well poland is what i want notice here that the two countries that are mentioned in bulgaria poland theyre transit countries, so first of all, of course they play a role. uh, from the point of view of gas supplies, russian gas to other adjacent markets, therefore, when there is transit, if supplies, in fact, to the polish bulgarian market there. now we are talking about the fact that poland, obviously preparing for this demarche, refuses to participate in the new scheme, that is, they refuse to pay to gazprombank accounts in rubles, so obviously the authorities were more prepared for this scenario and created this particular reserve. but i want to say that gas storages are not rubber, that is, it is impossible to foresee such a long period of such a confrontation, how the market will behave and, in fact, by the next relative season. it will be necessary to prepare in the summer. that is, in september you have a depository. must be to be replenished by regular. e the volume of gas that i need. ours are there for the passage of the autumn-winter heating season. that's what will happen next

-the thirties of the xx century were part of poland. is lviv, ternopil , ivano-frankivsk, volyn, rivne region of possible melnitskaya, this will mean the beginning the dismantling of ukraine as a single state, the americans, here, uh, are speaking out. as a kind of guarantor and insurance of their polish allies. uh, poland designates a territory that she would definitely like to extend her influence. this is not all territorial claims against ukraine, let's omit it as frankly voiced, as many analysts believe. there are also hungary and romania in the transcarpathian region. i am home to 150,000 hungarians. in hungary itself, many still believe that these lands were unfairly selected as a result of the trianon treaty of the twentieth year following the results of the first world war a, the queen creeps tried to return, in the thirty-ninth, but then they lost romania again, in turn, claims the chernivtsi region of ukraine e. i. as noted, again, experts should partly consider odessa to be their historical possessions. russia, however , war

i didn't run away to the west or so poland.you know, i think that poland has enough refugees already. i have hope, this is why i'm here. my husband, he joins the army. so he has hope too. otherwise he wouldn't go to the army. no, we have hope. we resist. we will do everything to stop, to stop putin, but, i mean, there are so many of them over there, and they are so aggressive, and they are well equipped, and we need really help. but we hope for this, yes. eric: god bless you, god bless your family and the people of ukraine as you cuddle your five-month-old. we hope for better times, and they will come at some point. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. eric: and and we'll be right back. in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. >> tech: does your windshield have a crack? trust safelite. >> tech vo: this customer had auto glass damage, but he was bu

in the thirty-third year, the strength of today's poland, the strength of today's poland , is that it is an alien absolutely uncontrollable society to take itself, as history has shown, any country, any empire in which the galicians were , was doomed to collapse. poland itself is a deep union uh, a deep thought. i will even say that part of the e polish, well, the analytical class adheres to the same point of view. yes, a significant part of the population holds this point of view, about which you are talking about, but i think that's the situation. what is it that these sound points of view will no longer be taken into account, because when i see a video, when in a church, the priest turns on the anthem of the sich riflemen and they joyfully dance to it yes, and to this anthem, and it was forbidden in poland, the massacre, forbidden in poland , arranged under the hymns of streltsy and now it sounds in a polish costume and smiles very joyfully and dances towards the sun to this song. i understand that the borders you are talking about do not exist, or they are very, very blurred. i ab

but there is also the topic of gas, poland, which bears these, as it were, plans.f with our gas yesterday, and today it turns out that she kind of refused, but so halfway, as after advertising you will find out how victory day is on the first, she is an extremely important person for us why such beautiful women find themselves in a war, that is, nothing strange seemed to you, maybe only a natural combination of beauty and inner pain. with you i'm not afraid, you feel some kind of power saboteur perfect assault. the big premiere on may 9 at the first camp spent a year or do you like it? can you help yourself 4 weeks for the most pronounced action? we are renaissance credit bank for those who are looking for simple and affordable banking products. why you don't have to go to the office. apply online for a free credit card reasonable 145 days without percent on absolutely everything renaissance loans from the bank of all possibilities, the vtb team unlocked the stitch to the sewing shop from a tiny sprout. before a blooming garden, business changes over the years, and

historical poland, historical poland well, such a concept is also very conditional, because in generaled rus, it is part of ancient russia, of course , galician volyn there, uh, principality and so on, which later in time it became part of the first grand duchy of lisowska, then the commonwealth, then after the partitions of poland , of course, again became part of the russian empire. well, uh, in fact, what they now call eastern cruses. this is what they chopped off the paris treaty of 1920, and then decided, as a result of our liberation campaign in 1939, the eastern game, first in 1939, and then to berlin in 1945. that is, in general, primordially, rather our lands. and now, when yesterday vladimir vladimirovich putin said that if our strategic interests are put on the line, so to speak, then we will apply the most serious answers, as it were, if the poles climb into the west of ukraine, this will be a transition on their part of the red lines that i marked yesterday in the tauride palace president of the russian federation , the future of the world order depends on the fate of a sp

poland how to get there.d he said it will never be because it will never be. a month later, poland entered the tishinsky region , and czechoslovakia entered your other hungary, but ceased to exist, so such plans have a question is that these plans will change depending on the situation. you will now be in the historical part for the action, let's say, carrots are important now. now the romanians are poles, they are the russian president. they do not listen to them do not carry three times already said. vladimir putin looking at the camera, despite the audience, if a third party interferes there will be an answer. they all believe that it was they who showed it, but the opinion of me is not a historian. you know, he said very well that like the ukrainians and i will decrease. and if, uh, the poles entered there, they would exterminate everyone. this, unfortunately, is the prevailing stereotype, and in the countries of eastern europe they are used to us always kind, that we will not believe ourselves all the ti

and now perhaps now the sanctions of washington, poland is ready to take risks itself in poland has always been. uh, a very strong dream of creating wielkopolska from husband to husband, that is, from the sea you and of course, and they are trying in style. i would say usually for uh, polish politicians are trying to cash in on this situation. so it was in the days of munich when hitler u divided czechoslovakia and the poles, then uh, they took slice. e-teshi region. uh, in the czech republic they have slaughtered themselves now. of course, they dream of returning what they call eastern crosses eastern crosses , translated from polish, eastern borders. these are lands that were part of interwar poland from 1918 to 1939. they stretched far to the north and included the city of vilna, present-day vilnius, they covered belarusian cities, grodno and brest were polish at that time and the current lands and western ukraine lutsk exactly ternopil ivano-frankivsk at that time stanislav and, of course lviv everything. this would have remained history, if in poland it had not come to life before our

elites that are friendly to poland. it's also said that war saw would believe that this would lead to ukraine splitting apart, which would give these polish peacekeepers the opportunity to take advantage of the situation. so what are the so called polish historical possessions mentioned in the statement? apparently war saw is looking to get his hands on these territorial claims in ukraine that it made all the way back in world war one. you can see those regions on your screen right now. and the question here then is why in the world would poland, all of the sudden decide to rehash these territorial claims that were made around a century ago, while russia says that it's because polish colonial app or aspirations have resurfaced in the country. and we've also heard that washington is actually working with poland to rally western countries that are in favor of this idea. but so far, there haven't been any takers. now, yesterday, that person spoke of how russia would respond to any foreign interference in the conflict to be

poland refused.lies from russia under the new rules in rubles, it was solemnly announced that russian gas was no longer needed and that poland would no longer buy it, in fact. this is not the case after the suspension of direct deliveries from russia poland buys russian gas in germany from where it is reversed through the yamal gas pipeline europe enters poland the reverse volume of 30 million cubic meters per day almost exactly corresponds to the applications under the gastronome export contract in previous days money from poland from ruble settlements bulgaria refused for gas as soon as it became. it is known that the two are not the largest economies. the eu made such a decision for themselves, the price of fuel on european markets jumped up to 1.350 dollars. that is, the russian budget does not lose anything, and the market reacted to another uncertainty. will gazprom, on a long-term basis , compensate for the dropping volumes with those strange eu that work on a new payment scheme so that they c

in poland, anyway, they repeatedly expressed their unwillingness to switch to a new scheme.we are in a position to refuse gas supplies at any time if necessary and make such a decision and are ready for the actions of the russian side, which could cut off supplies in the first place the republic relies on a record in underground storage. they are now 76% full, twice as many as in april last year. the relatively warm weather during the heating season and the active use of coal helped, polish officials say they have already reduced their dependence on russian raw materials since october 1 last year. they received about 6 billion cubic meters from russia, 1.5 billion less than in the previous heating season. however, they replaced not so much by western, st. petersburg as by the same russian gas, only it was received by reverse from germany for more than a billion cubic meters. poland is also betting on the baltic pipe project, which will redirect part of the gas from norway through the building. pipelines however, the route has not yet been completed , which is why the republi

in poland.nger of immediate restrictions on their supplies. the problem is what happens in the coming months? what happens in autumn? 53% of all polish imports have just disappeared and we have a situation where many eu countries are now seeking to stop buying russian energy because of the invasion of ukraine. there will be lots of countries competing for a relatively tight supply of gas in europe. poland will be just one of those. come autumn when the heating season starts again and demand starts to rise, poland might find itself in significant problems meeting its gas needs. it could then, in theory, start restricting gas supplies to the largest industrial -- if it cannot source enough gas. this really is quite a big hole to fill. to replace, rather. >> can i understand one aspect of this, why is the issue of the currency poland is using to pay for the gas so central to the fact that the gas will no longer arrive? >> this is what gazprom has said, according to the polish state gas company. at

it's not only great britain from that end is this poland .t will do anything to hinder russia, it will refuse. she really will heat wood. there, i don’t know how, unlike many others, the balts are still here, therefore, when we talk about holy symmetrical responses and strikes against these very, uh, decision -making points. why am i inspired? it turns out that everything is no longer the same, maybe, finally, before our economy is now holding up normally, this honor and glory cannot be left behind, who prepared it so, but so far only the very beginning of this economic bit. i’m saying now, get ready, they’ll follow, we’ll endure and we won’t endure. perhaps we will in the end deal the most demonstrative blow to the economy. maybe we will stop supplying poland, i don't know, but whether this gas is for someone else or not, that's another question. but so far we are only answering, and sometimes timidly, but hopes that now they will all be forced, er, to work according to our schemes. they just call them something else conceived, to then do as

that will make poland independent of russian gas. and it could also transport supplies from the west to ukraine. earlier i spoke to young fellow cut, he's a correspondent in warsaw for a german public, broad case caster, a r d, and i asked him if poland will be able to cope with a hot of russian gas applies. well, they have for good reasons to say, so the 1st is reserves which are according to official data at around 2 thirds of their capacities. and the 2nd thing is that the heating season is almost done. and one of the main reason, prime minister just mentioned poland has invested quite a lot into a terminal, a to import liquid natural gas. ellen g g s port in the baltic sea and they are and the poland is about to start operating the so called baltic pipe, which was already mentioned here and which could starting from october and bring norwegian gas to poland. so before the new eating season stars, so m l n g and norwegian gas, of course, is quite more expensive than siberian gas. and this maybe could be the challenge more than the

so this is just a game being played on with on weaker countries, such as bulk area, while poland in poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should than it could. you know, just to get it russia. i don't think i know that no one really asked the consumers . they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation presented with don d were entering war into russia, proxy war against russia. and you're just both, inc, if you know blood, sweat, and tears, london has said that it will be russia that suffers the most over its gas payment rules. claiming that turning off the champs for bulgaria and poland would only lead to greater global isolation for moscow. halting gas supplies will have a very damaging effect on russia as well because it is becoming further and further more and more, not just a political pariah, but any can mcbryan. the political rhetoric really needs to be gone down because this is a very serious problem. there is a real yes, embody relationship that has existed between europe and russia.

poland is leading the charge against russia. so, you know, again, poland obviously doesn't mind paying more much more than it should. and it could, you know, just to get it russia, i don't think i know that no one really asked the consumers. they're just, they're just being thrown into the situation present. they were done. d were entering war and rush hour proxy war against russia. and you're just supposed take it, you know, blood, sweat, and tears. ok. let's go back to our top story now and the war in ukraine. civilian life is slowly returning to the heavily damaged city of marble in the done. yet the republic, following weeks of intense fighting locals have been flocking to the streets in an effort to restart commerce as significantly less shots and explosions are heard in the city. or chief senior correspondent. what i gosh, you have has brought us this report from. are you able, after 2 months of bitter urban combat, some of the fiercest europe has seen since the 2nd world war? mary, you believe he's reawakening all over th

and this will make it possible to compensate for the cessation of supplies to poland and bulgaria to stabilize the russian economy. this year, more than 4 trillion rubles of additional budgetary spending will be required, the chairman of the accounts chamber said. alexei kudrin, he noted that according to preliminary estimates of the ministry of economics. the economic downturn will be 8.8%. in addition, alexei kudrin announced the basic forecast for inflation. even according to preliminary estimates, inflation this year, according to the basic forecast, will be 20.7%, and next year. it will not be small more than 6%. accordingly, it is immediately necessary to evaluate our, e, tasks in social policy, what will be indexed, what will be leading indexed or may be lagging, and how to distribute our share in avtovaz to buyers, most likely, will become the research automobile and automotive institute, as stated head of the ministry of industry and trade. denis manturov almost 68% of the concern's shares will be sold at a symbolic price of 1 ruble. well, with an option for five or six year

, or ukrainians in poland, and that's what else.little about what kind of humanitarian aid ukraine needs most today, and actually how to convey this information to people and organizations that want to help, see e-e in ukraine created e-e m-e headquarters of the coordination of humanitarian e-e aid which is headed by the e-e cabinet of ministers of ukraine and the office of the presidents who cooperate and all external communication is managed by the ministry of foreign affairs and through all the embassies that exist in ukraine in the world information about what do ukrainians need, not to mention the fact that this same information is delivered by many incredible volunteer and public organizations that exist there, we always say that ukraine now there are three priorities if we are talking about humanitarian aid, and this is food, this is medicine, and this is fuel, respectively, there are different regions of ukraine, these regions are unfortunately surrounded or are encircled or are under active fire of the enemy . of internally

my understanding is poland that is a year away my understanding is poland is a year away from gettingf gas. right now the polish government indicates that it's not worried, that it can find alternative supplies. it has a pretty significant stockpile of natural gas, around 80% of its inventory is full. of course, we are moving out of the winter months so needing natural gas in the short—term for heating and so forth is not quite an issue as it was a few months ago. so at the moment, poland is sounding quite confident. bulgaria is in a much tougher situation. it depends on russia for far more its energy supply, it depends on russia for far more of its energy supply, so it might have some difficult choices to make. the bulgarian government has also indicated that it's not going to announce shortages or rations any time soon but i think this absolutely is an issue for europeans to consider before the end of the year. it plans on ending its dependence on russian energy but that dependence can't be ended quite as simply as political rhetoric might indicate. gregory, can the consumers expect

they will deliver, including poland poland let it be sorted out there.p ukraine, and on the other sides. we are not participating in this war. well, i want to say briefly that the decision that the bundestag adopted today is 40 points. there is no time to translate it all into doing these 40 pounds - it actually means. declaration of war, at the same time, they write very clearly there in one of the paragraphs. and we will never be neither we nor nato we will never be a party to conflicts and a country of war. but if you look at each item separately, it is very difficult to understand how you can not be a party to the conflict, when it actually describes in detail the military part of the military participation of germany. so this is naryshkin's statement and the fact that a decision is being made in berlin, they are very correlated with each other very much. it seems that such a joint plan, these are included, they finance, they provide weapons, and as if everyone’s hands are clean, one ukraine is completely defeated and, as you say, the long-term plan

so it's not a secret for any one that poland would in an ideal world like to have them back. poland is not the only country that last territory to ukraine after the 2nd world war, hungary also lost territory around the town of who's got old and a and frankly so did romania. so this move, if it happened, would quite possibly trigger a chain reaction with various countries claiming pulse of ukraine. and if that happened, yes, the country would then stay facto cease to exist. but as i say, it would cut a lot of the legitimacy, the term, poland, and the other nato states claim for themselves if they were to move in, in this way to the battle ground. as mario poway normal life seems to be returning, following weeks of intense fighting locals have been flocking to the streets in an effort to restore commerce. as the sound of gunfire and explosions showed, slowly declines with rushes, construction ministry saying that will provide all the necessary help mario poll needs. we spoke to the local man who said the city is starting to revive, although the situation remains far from peaceful, which

what awaits poland and bulgaria will tell anton prime minister of poland, a country that receives half of all the natural gas it needs from russia, used the suspension of fuel supplies as an excuse for propaganda accusations against moscow. russia has moved the boundaries of gas imperialism one step further. this is a direct attack on poland, which presented its first sanctions list of russian oligarchs and enterprises. this is revenge on the part of the kremlin, the poles have repeatedly announced their refusal to pay for russian gas in rubles, and therefore tried to prepare for the inclusion of poland's underground storage facilities, three-quarters full. this is twice as much as it was a year ago by the climate minister with a speaking surname moscow is convincing citizens that dependence on russian fuel is finished for a century and our consistent intensive efforts and investments in infrastructure made in recent years have created opportunities for diversification, which will allow us to feel safe today, according to experts on gas reserves. poland will last for about six months.