poland will never leave ukraine to doubt this ever from the point of view of poland's historical claims to ukrainian lands. the beginning of territorial disputes between at that time the ancient russian state and poland dates back to the end of the 10th century during the reign of prince vladimir war for the so-called cherven cities. among them was the current valyn, conducted with varying degrees of success. bringing victory to the poles, then to the russians of the lands of volhynia and barren. they were under the control of the princes from the rurik dynasty, but, unfortunately, this princely thing was interrupted in 1.340. and as soon as this was interrupted, and the territory of volhynia ceded to lithuania, and the territory of galicia ceded to poland, finally polish domination. these territories gained a foothold by the second half of the 16th century with the signing of the so-called lublin union, that is, unification, in fact, the absorption by the kingdom of poland of the rapidly weakening grand duchy of lithuania, thus vast territories from the baltic and almost to the black s

today, we have got in poland nato troops deployed. today, we have got 11,000 us troops in poland.we have got infrastructure in poland, and today, president biden announced that us presence will be transformed into permanent presence. the president stressed today that the first situation in which us presence is becoming a permanent presence is happening in poland through stationing in poland the fifth corps command of the us army. so, i can say that i'm satisfied because today we feel in a strong way that our security is being boosted. if i can speak about any kind sad kind of satisfaction, when we were warning against russia, i would refer this more to the european union, not so much to nato, because we were speaking that there is a russian potential in terms of the possible gas domination. we warned that building nord stream 1 or nord stream 2 gas pipelines, circumventing central europe, poland, but also ukraine, slovakia and other countries, means not only increased russian domination in terms of gas over the european union, but it also means a danger to some eu states and a dan

poland were even higher.hy not become a real colonial power, the polish, naval and colonial leagues specially created for these purposes are making plans for the economic development of angola peru brazil and bolivia, by the way, they were going to import colonists and western ukraine there, moreover, literally on the eve of world war ii, warsaw addresses the league of nations as a prototype, modern un with a demand that part of the former german colonies. instead, very soon, in the thirty -ninth, poland itself will become a kind of colony ; it will be divided between the soviet union and germany. on september 17, 1939, the red army entered the territory that had disintegrated under the blows of the wehrmacht of the second commonwealth in order to protect the population of western ukraine and belarus from the germans residents of those lands that warsaw called oriental armchairs, where second-class poles lived all these years of childhood, welcomed soviet soldiers, hanging out red flags of the troops disorien

if i take a look around, they are not bad, many tourist is, is poland, is the tourism in poland affected by the war in ukraine? is that the reason? yes, no. the 1st the there is no money to it because it's still not like the full season, but yes, you have to remember that we have the war next to our border. so it had to effect for the tories. especially for this, like the bigger grooves from the states film and all the parts of the, of the world. the individual plans are common guess so the tories are here, but it's not the same. what was what was before? like, remember about the palm. they mean that we have the war? yes. so all of these things, they affected on our local tourism. what do the people see when they're cancelling the tour? do they say the war is too close? that might come over to pull it if they can choose, they will choose another destination. where is no, any risk? so that's one of the point. the 2nd point, he said that the afraid of the imagination. there is plenty of the refugees on the streets because that is the number head. we have almost 4000000 people which came to

you said how poland is getting out of this situation, and yet gas prices in poland have risen sharplyublic is reacting to economic difficulties and how many of them are now these difficulties in poland, the statement of the polish leadership that they would like to resume the transit of russian gas through the yamal gas pipeline, such statements were not made. well, as for the difficulties. uh, the latest data on the growth of consumer prices in the state at the end of june compared to last year in poland, they shot off an increase of 15.9% something has not happened record inflation since the latest polish history, that is, the post-soviet period. well, yes, if you take into account that the poles lived for many years with much lower inflation. of course, for them, this is, uh, a tangible blow yet. i am a very sensitive subject that does not give. rest, perhaps, to thinking people, how the polish leadership supports the regime. uh, kiev, which frankly glorifies bandera, and bandera is the leader of the well , organizations banned in our country, which forty- three forty-five years ki

poland effected by the war. and ukraine is that the reason you know, the 1st there is going to is because it's still not like the full season, but yes, you have to remember that we have the war next to our borders. so it had to effect from the tories, especially for the bigger groups from the states, from all the parts of the, of the world. the individual please, is a common guess. so the tories are here, but it's not the same. what was what was before? like, remember about the palm, they mean now we have the war. yes. so all the things they affected from our local tourism. what do the people see when they're cancelling the tour? do they say the war is too close? it might come over to pull it if they can choose, they will choose another destination worries. no, any risk. so that's one of the point. the 2nd point, he said that the freight of the imagination there is plenty of the refugees on the streets because that's the number that we have. almost 4000000 people which came to poland from ukraine. the news touri

well, but not very ah, many of the tourists who vacation in poland are drawn to the sea. poland, fall to coast is 500 kilometers long. it's one seaside resort after another. supper is considered one of the most beautiful looked the grand hotel. it opened in 1926 prominent europeans met here from time to time. ah, seaside resorts often have a nostalgic charm. just like this place. check out these tree trunks. they're a 100 and just above me is a top tourist attraction. take a look at that. this is the scope of peer, it's over half a kilometer on what? a nice wooden peer every one wants to take it in. i do too. nothing is for free. you have to pay 9 slutty to get on the pier. that's the equivalent of about 2 euros worth it for me. what a beach and so close to town. really nice. all along the from not there a small can face with a view of the see. it's the perfect holiday atmosphere where you can be care free. i still want to try to find amber at least a very small piece for my wife. is this amber? if you like water sports, then i have a recommendation for you. the help and insula a litt

the ussr. poland must not remain idle at this historic moment. the main goal is to weaken and crush russia. but on september the 1st 1939, poland was attacked by germany. militia, europe 4 should get good. you good. last lacuna coil out is one. yeah. and you roasted up of the night before if where the marble are up. so this be food for shipped off with story bullock or group to kill birth 3, and you will you toward a bull, we've gone the whilst he did, he thought it. ah, as the crushed polish government flees to england, poland ceases to exist as a state. in german occupy poland, the most hideous form of terrorism prevails. more than 15000 intellectual leaders are shot. $300.00 in one place at another. a group of drunken german offices are said to have shot 70 hostages, 130 thanks. 12 or 13 year old boys. a butchered and just 3 weeks later, stone incense, his army into poland, which is lost. sovereignty england, a bronze sympathize with the introduction of soviet truths it was vital for the soviet union to push the german army as far west as poss

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i don't have any doubts about it, but then how it look like, how i, what poland will decide. poland as an a very important hub now, ah, in playing an important role in delivering weapons also to ukraine. it we will, we will see are $11.00 comment i would just like to make about the, the capability of russia to reform its army. i dont doubt that they will undertake a reform, but the question is whether they are capable of doing it success to effectively. i mean, 1st, we were told by many experts during the pandemic, that whilst the last europe was putting money into recovery, found some to pandemic, et cetera. russia was putting money into military, and this is 1st thing. and the 2nd thing is, of course, we say that there a reform will be undertaken after that and the war is over. but will the war will be over? and when will be over because it doesn't seem like an award that was going to end. it rather seems like a frozen hot conflict while we're in poland, coline rod, which isn't the russian, he exclaimed on the polish territory of if you will. are you worried about it? yes, and her po

the bill so ski, hitler packed between poland and germany aside. 1935. the naval agreement between britain and germany is concluded. 1938 britain, france and italy agree to divide czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 non aggression treaties assigned between germany, latvia, and estonia. august the 22nd 1939, moscow. mm. the soviet commerce of a foreign affairs, molotov, and german foreign minister, raven, trump, signed a non aggression pact. the pack made it impossible for nazi germany to fall alliances with other states for these of it the youngest. so for him done thus chamberlain. on that day, should these are fashion tissue. masons are to lamb. he knew by baxon england on franklin dusk. i've been present it. tradition of england from brown dodge, went to my father, italian out omitted the united states continued its policy of appeasing imperial japan. the americans held on to the hope that japan would re focus his attention on the ussr. the soviet union did not want to be caught fighting a 2 front war war with japan and the east,

today, poland lacks several tens of thousands of narrowly specialized doctors.roblem existed long before the war in ukraine, even when our doctors were forbidden to work in several places at the same time, so if you go to a specialist for money, olga advises you to use a popular portal in poland, there is such a site called znannyy lekash aha where can you go and see the rating of specialists in the city and it is understandable that the specialists who are at the top of this rating will not get to them without a queue, even for money, but if the situation is acute and urgent and there is no money, you can also go to the 40 emergency departments that are at every hospital, although there are queues there may also be ukrainian immigrants there, they sit in them at the same level as poles, we as doctors try to support ukrainian refugees and understand how difficult they are. everything depends on us. i personally lead a few patients who receive very expensive treatment free of charge doctor of medical sciences doctor-oncologist shishtovkolopa works in one of the l

ah, officially world war 2 began when german troops attacked poland. on september the 1st 1939 with re shaping the world has started long before that. 938. austrian unsure us the invasion of czechoslovakia and its partition by germany, poland, and hungary, czechoslovakia his allies, great britain and france, are accused of betraying it for the sake of peace with nazi germany. poland and hungary took part in the partition of czechoslovakia. some in europe fell to poland, had enthusiastically taken part in the roguery and destruction of the check. a slovak state u. s. president roosevelt had no objection to either the austrian angeles or the partition of czechoslovakia. the united states had no desire to interfere in europe's conflict. the world was sliding into a major war, but churchill and stolen was the only the amal editions his seem to know it. to is truth, preserve, i guarantee you to would drop off su, explore why give consciously a put your boss use your finger ski, horse contractual, like you know for sure. i've got those sheets. you west coach

carolyn or carolina. poland will. poland, which has been said to be a sort of on the, on the front line. very soon, very soon or possibly on the front immersive will poland sent troops to the baltics or will it keep it troops, its troops inside to prepare for any venture? i think it's still very flexible and we'll see what's going on with what will come . the ancient greek philosophers heracleitus told her once that everything flows and i think this is exactly what will be happening with this nato strategy. it's an important step. i don't have any doubts about it, but then how it will look like how, what poland will decide at poland as an a very important hub now ah, in playing an important role in delivering weapons also to ukraine. it we will, we will see a $11.00 comment i would just like to make about the, the capability of russia to reform its army. i dont doubt that they will undertake forum, but the question is whether they are capable of doing it success to effectively. i mean, 1st we were told my money, experts during the pandemic, that wells, the last europe was putting money

the mayor of warsaw, russell shaszkovsky, told the refugees about poland's financial problems . this quote. in the sense that it would be good to master the additional eu funds, but it doesn’t work out, and today’s warsaw is reducing benefits and benefits, canceling even free travel for guests from an independent city. i thought that she was communicating with her colleague from kiev vitaliy klitschko, she was in touch with russian pranksters vovan and lexus, and, characteristically, the conversation began in russian, but at the word enemy, moskovsky smoothly switched to ukrainian, and then completely into familiar english and speaking , about the president of his own country. you know that there is no money european money is not. uh, ours we have ours uh, the national leader for them all steal. so that also means that the central government. yeah government uh, actually deeds were not helping within the uh frames of the current situation. they just left us with the mayor of warsaw shaszkowski and the president of poland duda, a long-standing confrontation in 2020 they competed

in poland, they close their eyes to the tragedy of the volyn revision, of course, not in poland, nothis is not studied, but the polish authorities consider, and modern ukraine as a state under their care on the official position of the ukrainian leadership, that this is such a tragedy that occurred with a fountain there was a joint statement by the presidents of ukraine and poland. what does this mean is a tragedy from both sides, it means the polish parliament recently in 2013 considered the issue of recognizing volyn life as genocide, based on political considerations. he recognized it as a tragedy with elements of genocide, but not genocide, as such. in the polish city of wroclaw , on september 25, 1999, a monument was opened mausoleum. on the monument, it is written to polish citizens killed in 1939-1947 by the un organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army. upa next to it is another inscription in memory of the ukrainians who provided asylum to the poles. i think, that the only way to avoid this is to impose an internal taboo for political elites for

but then how it will look like how what poland will decide, poland as a very important hub.now playing an important role in delivering weapons also to ukraine we will we will see 11 comment i would just playing an important role in delivering weapons also to ukraine like to make about the capability of russia to reform its army. i i don't doubt that they will undertake a reform. but the question is whether they are capable of doing it success effectively. i mean first we were told by many experts during the pandemic that whilst whilst europe was putting money into recovery funds and the pandemic etcetera, russia was putting money into military. and this is first thing and the second thing is of course we say that the reform will be undertaken after the war is over. but will the world be over? and when will be over? because it doesn't seem like a war that was going to end, it rather seems like a frozen hot conflict while we're in poland kaliningrad, which is a russian exclave on on polish territory if you if you will. are you worried about it? yes. and the polls are very worr

in poland, to honor the victims of massacres in eastern polish territories. the decision provoked a wave of discontent and poland. vishal key vanny exec you with a voice kentucky cable b g y, the portable keyboard which is gauge night. gosh, i me a fool. will you not said mimi nicholson, we still have the opportunity to pop up with like about bugs or more to level of coverage to miss lisa so that she will be supposed to meet you not to leave a brooklyn you share of your matter. my number is little number 2, i've got some new me share with will get not my go with the younger closers coverage to throw in slumber floor. yes, there are so young lady and i will start with the scene, but shield use with post to same vocals. this, gustavo, nothing much avoidable boys, but even the balance which in your community you can, should issue seeing yourself on almost again, fear or should the political border are but younger alliance, but bulky us, i guess, from boston. nice cousin polishan. you're going to means i go from person, senior mil, any will or computer on the sho

march, the 70th anniversary of events, the meaning and significance of which still debated in both poland and you grain them up just via ah mm hm. about being with the teacher, the announcement of on april the 8th, 2013 is just before the 70th anniversary that divided the ukrainian nation with an ideological stand off $28.00 senators with the law and justice party. they submitted a draft to the polish senate, only proposing that july the 11th should be a memorial day in poland, to honor the memory of the victims of massacres of poles and valencia, and other parts of western ukraine in world war 2. with published up at the unit on april, the 11th in the same year 29 m. p 's from the polish people's party submitted to poland, lower house of parliament, a similar draft titled on the genocide committed by the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army against poles on eastern polish territories property by leg plus portion of the key purpose of both these documents was to recognise the organisation of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army as crim

poland, we are talking about, that in order to do it within, of course, this and, uh, itself, polandgine , is behaving quite cautiously about military buildup the european union is the initiator of the discussion here. this topic is addressed by french president emmanuel macron. well, many listen to him, but the reaction. i think that, in principle, it is quite cautious. uh, because uh, after all, hmm, the nato system is well-established. under this system, the main military spending falls on the united states, most european states have a significantly lower share of military spending in gross domestic product than the united states, about which, uh, trump has expressed dissatisfaction many times and rather hard pressure on his european allies to increase their share of the costs. uh, in general expenses, it is necessary and in general, uh, nato military expenses will, uh, continue to grow in the near future. although i think that their share of the most advanced countries in europe in this regard will lag behind in terms of gdp and share of the gdp of the united states of america. t

peace of mind , i asked about what poland wants to have the strongest army in europe as much as it ish as it is possible in the perspective of an examination by an expert, but we can also see on television that the strongest army in europe is the ukrainian army . everyone has seen this. we see what experience they have. what power and courage do we have, so it really doesn't matter what the number of our soldiers is. is it 200,000 or more? in nato, ukrainians will also teach other armies, nato armies, how to wage war, and i'm not kidding. well, i was just saying while we were establishing communication that collecting funds for the coast guard is like a baton passed from the people to the people, so lithuania started norway as far as i know, poland has already collected the funds. every nation wants it. well, maybe not everyone wants it, but what will we collect, and we will collect it even faster, according to your opinion, how important it is for europe today, join it, let it be now the mayor, well, yes, here he is united everyone because he is effective on the battlefield. how impo

the decision provoked a wave of discontent in poland. vishal key valley exec you with my voice. you cookie cable t v t. what the portable keyboard each is gauge. nice gosh, i mean, so are you not? so if me, me, me couple last can we still have a previous issue problem with like about luxury model of alaska? virgil, this is a, she will be with g, g, a, the brooklyn you shared the role of you matter. my number to be is on the vehicle on mimi ship with we'll get not among those in the sixty's about the young. she closes college to throw in slumber floor. yes or so on young lady. and i will start with the scene, but she's the oldest with bueley, if you absolutely. oh, same for hello, this gustavo, nothing should have all the boys. but you in the bath, which in your home, you know, if you can finish the scene yourself on almost again us in fear or should the political border are but years roy and sleep a bulk here. so i guess from boston. nice cousin. bullshit. you're going to means think of somebody on the scene yamil any more computer on it. show offices for your money. um so you c

in poland they turn a blind eye to the tragedy of the volyn revision, of course, not in poland, not ineh, it's not being studied. e power. poland considers, uh, modern ukraine as a state under their care on the official position of the ukrainian leadership, that this is such a tragedy that happened with the fountain, there was a joint statement by the presidents of ukraine and poland. considered the issue of recognizing the volyn religion as genocide, based on political considerations, he recognized this as a tragedy with elements of genocide, but not genocide as such. in the polish city of wroclaw, on september 25, 1999, a monument to the mausoleum was opened. the monument is written to polish citizens killed in 1939-1947 by the ukrainian nationalist organization of the un and the ukrainian insurgent army. upa next to it is another inscription in memory of the ukrainians who provided asylum to the poles. i think the only way to avoid one is overlay internal taboo for political elites for politicians to use the nationalist factor it seems so simple so effective so easy to mobilize and

to go to poland.raine right now, but this is not an accidental decision, not because someone got it wrong. yes, there is probably an understanding of this situation, there are agreements, more than just laying claim to ukrainian lands. and not only tried to create some projects. please forgive me. that's interesting. link you zvl ukrainian at the same time with the decision. eh, the oligarchs, for some reason, get rid of everyone. well , what can become in one moment absolutely not necessary useful in the gold coin. well, in terms of banknotes . this is somehow the process coincides, by the way, both processes probably correspond to zelensky's intention to win and go to the rostov region. and return the crimea. that's exactly what this victory corresponds to what the oligarchs are renting. i also want to say a few words about the victory, because in fact it evoked more emotions in me, previous discussion in your studio. you know, it seems to me, when this anti-russian project was being prepared. well,

the 11th should be a memorial day in poland, to honor the memory of the victims of massacres of poles in valencia and other parts of western ukraine in world war 2. he was ricky published up at the unit on april. the 11th in the same year 29 m. p 's from the polish people's party submitted to poland, lower house of parliament, a similar draft titles on the genocide committed by the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army against poles on eastern polish territories. by lack of cooperation against the key purpose of both these documents was to recognize the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army as criminal organizations. which according to the authors, had committed genocide against the polish community in western ukraine. and in the $212.00 representatives voted in favor of the proposal to designate the massacre of poles in virginia. finally, o u n and u p. a genocide while 222 voted against the proposal was defeated by a majority of just 11 votes. and the genocide issue was lost from the agenda. the opposition voted to

poland's mayor said.szkovsky politician clearly got into a conversation and even complained that warsaw did not have european money. this quote. in the sense that it would be good to master the additional eu funds, but it does not work out, and today warsaw is reducing benefits and benefits, even canceling free travel for guests from the independent. merta i thought that she was communicating with her colleague from kiev vitali klitschko; she was russian pranksters. vovan ilexus. moreover, which is characteristic, the conversation began in russian, but at the word enemy, chaskovsky smoothly switched to ukrainian, and then to the usual english and speaking about the president of his own country. you know i don't have any european money, no, uh, ours is our, uh, national leader. for them, we all steal, which also means that the central government is the dude of his government. uh, on really or does not help within the uh frames of the current situation. they just delivered naskovsky and the president of pol