and then from poland already by transit or do they want to stay in poland or by polish transit yes no no we will not open any way let’s say the greek region thank you that is very good thank you very much a-a p lukash look i don’t know will you answer this question, because it is less about poland and more about europe, but going back to what we said, the war that is going on right now is not putin's war, but all russians, poland understands this, the baltic countries understand this, why some in europe doesn't understand, they're afraid, they don't have historical experience for this. i don't know what russia is, but i don't know what russia is in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. they have a lot of illusions. we ukrainians don't have those people. belarusian opposition litvin. the latvian sun , well, our role is to tell them about it in order to bypass it, and we are trying and we have done a lot, as i have already said, mr. putin is helping us, and let mr. putin continue to help. even if it is not better, let him not continue to help, it is better to we finished him off together f

yes poland for this.y, how the tool fits perfectly, firstly, virtual fears are phantom pain in connection with russia from germany, this is necessary in order to break this link between russia and germany, plus pragmatic emphasis on pragmatic polish interests in the united states, it was necessary to interest poland in this way yes, and they offered her to replace germany's role in europe's energy supply, after all more all the time promotedtension. yes, that germany is increasing gas supplies from russia through nord stream one, and then through nord stream 2, and these supplies come to the territory. that germany thereby turns into a gas hub or a distribution center of europe and thus becomes an instrument in the hands of moscow, that is, playing together with moscow, the request of an interestingly united europe is poor, and she played this card for a long time, and so to speak plays it constantly. at the same time, she herself wanted to become the main transit corridor. uh, that means, uh, russian gas

well , now i am on my way through the kaliningrad region, well, i guess to poland and then from poland or want to stay in poland or polish transit yes no no we will not open any route from the kaliningrad region thank you this is very good thank you very much a-a p lukash look i don't know if you will answer this question because well, it is less about poland, more about europe, but going back to what we said, the war that is going on right now is not putin's war, but all russians . they don't know what russia is, but i don't know what russia is in the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. they have a lot of illusions . we ukrainians don't have those illusions. this is to bypass it and we try and we have done a lot, as i already told you, mr. and he is helping us, well, let mr. putin continue to help. although it is not better, let him not continue to help, it is better that we finish him off, expel him from ukraine and put an end to this putin regime, look at mr. luke one more question, a few days ago there was an oil leak on the territory of poland in the area of ​​the russian oil pipeline

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 look 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. and nothing is for free. you have to pay 9, lottie, 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 sea. it's the perfect holiday atmosphere where you can be care free. but 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 little further north. th

and poland telling them that they are going to fight the fascists. i congratulate you. my name is valeria chernenko . facts of the week, here we are simply talking about the complex and analyzing the most important events, so subscribe to our youtube channel to stay up to date today we will talk about the soviet occupation of poland, which forever changed the attitude of poles towards russians golden for the ussr and bloody for poland september 39th in the history of polish people entered as the most tragic and difficult and not only because on september 1, nazi germany invaded poland, starting the second world war, but also because in 17 days of desperate struggle against the wehrmacht the poles suffered a powerful blow from the eastern side. on september 17, the territory of poland along its entire border with the soviet union was attacked by the red army of the historical memory of the poles. this is treason . in the last week of august was concluded between the germans and soviet russia according to a secret annex in the event of a german attack

if i take a look around, they are not bad, many tourists is, is poland, is the tourism in poland. affected by the war in ukraine. is that the reason? yes, no, the 1st there is coming into 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. they develop 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 that we have the war? yes. so all the things that if 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? 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 is the number head. we have almost 4000000 people which came to poland from

in poland, to those people who liberated your country from the nazis.is, here you come, er, for some reason you lay flowers at the burial place, and there you destroy the monuments, how can i explain this. and you know, while the akovtsy, pursuing their national idea on the territory of belarus, slaughtered objectionable 600,000 soviet soldiers died liberating poland from fascism, and among them my relatives, the two sons of my great-grandfathers, remained there in polish land, liberating poland from fascism, as i accept you, the demolition of monuments in poland to soviet soldiers and the honoring of the akovites in belarus as a personal insult. i asked the consul general in grodno anzherochkovsky. and what actually happens? here you are, right? please call the secretary you don't have. belarusians have nothing to answer with the color of the tragedy of the diplomat of poland. and you know why, because it’s not a shame, but it’s scary, what if there’s a war from poland and i’m so handsome here and on enemy soil, therefore, it’s better to remain silent,

poland signed a peace treaty with germany in 1934 such friendship as was the rule of poland with the reich, but not to be found. come on, let's others, he's leaving disguised. there smokeology. it was openly said that he went to london that he said, after 2-3 weeks the star parent was not awakened. we are with the germans. we will resolve our issues, 34 years on january 26, the wild poles were deleted from the textbook of poland by the courts, in general, these tragic black pages should be mentioned for up to five years or deportation. all about the thirty- fourth year. he reflected in a beer mug, probably. minsky moscow activates work on the reunification of the lands of western belarus with the bssr, all the more so, this process began almost immediately after the signing of the riga peace treaty in the twenty-fourth and 26 years in belarus, the vitebsk mogilev gomel province was returned. but with the western territories in the mid-twenties , it was not possible to resolve the issue peacefully, he recalled ponomarenko e, he was summoned to moscow where he was preparing. e. togethe

this is why for the first time in our history, poland is independent of russian gas. the other positive was that we were able to quickly revert russian direction -- the russian imports and replace them with other imports from all over the globe. for the first time in our history we are not dependent on russian fossil fuels, but this is quite a rare situation and europe because there was this addiction. there was a huge mistake made by the germans in their policy of dependency on russian gas. they have done this intentionally for the last 15 years, they have billed -- built nord stream one and nord stream two, which was about to be operational when the war broke out. this is why i will not -- i do not believe it will be operational in the future. it is an indicator that germans have put all of their eggs into the russian basket as they say. now lots of europe suffers because of those mistakes and all of the aggressive policies of president putin. in poland, we have been preparing for the last five or six years, we have built an lg terminal and we have long-term agreeme

the main problem is that in poland in poland there is a huge internal debt poland, in principle, is bankrupte state is bankrupt, we have more than, uh, one and a half underwear per zloty public debt per one a person - this is more for a worker, that's a person, then more than 80,000 zlotys - this is only the state house of his personal debts. this is a price increase. it is already very painful for the poles and there are no fixes in the future in the near future, on the contrary, inflation is growing. a and. eh, winter now, winter will be some kind of period in which it just seems that the reality is different from what we think, and in the spring there may indeed be certain and serious problems. we must take into account that in principle. more for today the protest movement in poland is just beginning, because the problems are just beginning. large-scale corn theft stopped in minsk region and this married couple helped them in this individual entrepreneur of one of the firms in the selection of a participant and it happened unloading the stolen grain of the defendants. they caught red-han

in german, occupy poland. the most hideous form of terrorism prevails. more than 15000 intellectual leaders are shot 300 in one place at another. a group of drunken german officers are said to have shot 70 hostages. 130 thanks. 12 or 13 year old boys are 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 possible to buy time and gather forces from all corners of its colossal empire. the molotov reverend trog packed ended up being a crucial factor in a soviet and ultimately an allied victory. if they hadn't had that extra 2 or 300 kilometers to travel, they might better well have occupied moscow. likewise, it's quite possible that god, that it saved leningrad goes to the german armies. we're very close to lemon grad as well. hitler had already declared that he was going to kill all the inhabitants of leningrad and destroy the

with germany and the bel such k, hitler packed along with germany, poland plan to attack 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. would issue europe for should got good. you good. last record clinic dwaa to me is one. yeah. you brought up of the news before. if where the mana option would be food for shipped off florida. oh, bullock agreed the crowbar street, and would you be awake? a bull, we've gone to your wife today, retorted. as the crushed polish government flees to england, poland ceases to exist as estate. in german, occupy poland, the most hideous form of terrorism prevails. more than 15000 intellectual leaders are shot 300 in one place. at another, a group of drunken german officers are said to have shot 70 hostages. 130 sinks, 12 or 13 year old boys are butchered and just 3 weeks later, stone incense, his army into poland, which is lost sovereignty. england, a bronze sympathized with the introduction of soviet truths. was vital for the soviet union t

here's what concerns poland.neral, now poland somehow feels an energy crisis. uh, what about electricity? kazal this state is quite self-sufficient. and even according to the latest data, it is an exporter of electricity to other exporter countries. net naturally, that is, some kind of exchange. uh, current between different states, sometimes it goes somewhere, imports go somewhere, exports go somewhere, but in total, poland is not only a self-sufficient state, but also an exporter of electricity. eh, that's another matter. mm. it's an hmm energy issue, uh, not electricity. and for example, the issue of coal, uh, which is used for heating by households and small-medium businesses. that's where the real problems started, and they didn't start today, they started this year. uh, poland has been on demand for many years the eu has shut down a lot of their own coal mines. hmm. and this is in a situation where the country is literally standing on the corner. and it began to massively import coal from russia this year,

poland nobody dares.t soldiers died in several liberation operations is the second very important point. we can talk a lot about how our heroic soviet red army liberated poland. but after poland was liberated, there was not just devastation. there was chaos, famine and people who were brought bread 60,000 tons of bread. she was immediately sent to the territory. poland was met in many cities, well, in fact, soviet people with red canvases and with phrases long live the heroic red army well. let me answer. actually the question is as follows. ah, do you think that what i just said is a russian propaganda stamp that i am trying to rewrite history, or maybe it is in poland those forces, i don't know, scientific expert political, who are trying to rewrite and slander these pages of history that are written in archives in specific documents. thank you. hi thanks for the question. he's good, eh, but that's only half the truth, uh, the fact is that you speak on behalf of the soviet union, but somehow we have rel

poland. on september the 1st 1939. but re shaping the world has started long before that. 938. austrian unsure this 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 felt that poland had enthusiastically taken part in the robbery and destruction of the czechoslovakia. 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 who seemed to know it's close to this, please. oh, good, thank you. to would drop off su 4 work. if don't just see a put your boss, you'll get from your scores. contextual like, you know, for sure because she cheer west coach

mikhalkovsky told poland that everything was under the control of the department.ands the poles' access to self -production of wood in the forest, people were allowed to collect brushwood and branches, but even here they stuffed them into the framework clarified what to take you can only what lies on the ground and does not exceed 7 cm in diameter. hello , the middle ages, in fear of freezing in winter, the poles rushed into the forests and very soon the authorities. i had to limit the amount of firewood collected. no more than 30 cubic meters, that is, they collected more firewood prices in the trade and the authority of the sawmill employees jumped and there was no such excitement as long as the poles had our tickets. even as tickets to poland, as well as in lithuania , latvia, estonia, they learned to grind into dust, like coal, and not only can to keep the central heating system, but also to extract electricity from them, which poland did because the seasonality of purchases of this product was not torn off with hands, not only during the heating season. poland

we turned poland, poland is a great power, and for me, the fever on the rise of poland is the reasond not stop me , and the ethnic peaceful solution of the conflict did not meet the interests of poland, she wanted to seize territories at any cost, which are almost 150 years ago they entered, and the commonwealth was included in the speech. as a result, disagreements led to war. the soviet-polish war was not declared, in principle, but the poles started first, it started more or less successfully, but in the end a tragedy happened and under the warsaw red army, the result of the defeat of the signing of an agreement in riga, according to which poland received a significant part of the belarusian and ukrainian territories, the border passed much to the east of the proposed borders. this is an area of ​​more than 100,000 km² with a population of over 3 million, of which more than 70% were belarusians, although the outcome could be completely different, the strange ententes offered the two belligerents to stop the fighting along the curzon line, the demarcation lines between the rsfsr an

poland i think questions to poland to the one who organizes the transit of the armed forces.r russian. uh, and, well, everyone knows that there is enough video evidence of the loss of the mercenaries is huge . and now, according to my information, specialists, trained fighters have already gone, it doesn’t matter at all. what uniform are they wearing absolutely yes, it matters that they are fighting against russia i i think that, well, first of all, we have. there is diplomacy. yes, secondly, i think a fair amount of leverage. through which we are able to put pressure on poland poland here again the hyena of europe acts as another instigator. uh, i'm afraid of this word, yes, the third world war, but it seems to be moving towards this, no illusions, no, but there is an understanding. here. what is the role of mercenaries at the moment, how much do they influence the conduct of hostilities by the ukrainian army. it's there, well, 30% can be estimated at 50, or some other assessment parameters. i think how cannon fodder does not, uh, affect in any way, as specialists, but those

poland. on september the 1st 1939 with re shaping the world and started long before that. 938. austrian unsure this? 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 robbery and destruction of the check. a slovak stays us, 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 politicians his seem to know. it's those things pretty well. greg, euro, bizarre, processed you explore? like if consciously a put your boss, you, you, for your schedule is actual like you know for sure. because she cheer westcott. you refer

the bel, such k, hitler packed along with germany, poland plan to attack 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. would issue europe for should get good. you good. last lacuna coil out to me is one . yeah. and you brought up with the night before if we're to model our up so was before for shipped off, we started home bullock or group the actual birth 3. and you would, you feel way to move. we've gone the, you're wealthy territory. as the crushed polish government, pleased to england, poland ceases to exist as estate 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 officers are said to have shot 70 hostages. 130 thinks 12 or 13 year old boys butchered and just 3 weeks later, stone incense, his army into poland, which is lost, sovereignty, england and france sympathize with the introduction of soviet troops. it was vital for the soviet un

let's talk about two european countries, poland and germany, and two countries in the european union,, well, you know, such different views on many questions, warsaw gives practically there, you know, as you can say, weapons help us as much as possible. berlin has a different position on this issue, why is this happening in your opinion, yes, the question of german politics is very complicated there, on the one hand, there are real pro-russian forces, but on the other hand, parties are also in german politics and it is necessary to speak directly about it, there is a useful thing that is useful, that is useful and that even to some extent they feel guilty for the second world war once upon a time somehow they don't want german weapons to be used against russian soldiers again. i always repeat to these german politicians that if they want to somehow imagine themselves a moral home after the second world war, they must help ukraine today and even more, they are russia and therefore the former to the soviet union, which, by the way, started the second world war as an ally of hitler, and

union, and now these attacks by poland are already attacks by nato.uda, waking up in the morning, begins with threats from the republic of belarus someone tells him the same way and they are now led, because what is between them and there are long-standing contradictions with germany, so the likelihood of how much nato will or will not decide will depend on many factors, ivanovich agrees with the statement. in my opinion. yes, here we can agree with many statements, moreover, if we consider a country motivated within nato to create problems for minsk and for moscow, then this is certainly poland, but politicians, as usual, are trying to simultaneously create problems for both moscow and berlin a in the previous historical stage it ended very bad. yes, i would like us to turn our attention to a map of poland itself and the us and nato military bases that are located on its territory, and at the same time their number. the concern that comes from the lips of the president of the republic of belarus is growing every month, and therefore it is absolutely

what is the goal for so that poland, here we are talking there in ukraine , so that poland can, alonet the help of nato allies, conduct military operations with limited goals, but on a regional scale. eh, doesn't it automatically do that. uh, poland, uh country, solid red line for eg russian. let's do it. this word is a red line, we will forget, yes, it automatically turns into a threat, which is, accordingly, which forms with your own hands, see how you can think of and inflate an escalation out of the blue. here alexander ivanovich knows. in our doctrine , in our plans, what term is the suvalian corridor? no at all, yes, and it doesn’t make sense , it doesn’t make sense, well, in order to understand our northwest in kaliningrad, there is a space between them that separates up to 60 km, sometimes there is a little more, and poland from the baltic states and suddenly out of the blue . we do not conduct any exercises in this country, the poles with the baltics, with the support of the americans , are inflated as an incredible threat. they say that an american military base should be pl

the pale such k, hitler packed along with germany, poland planned to attack the ussr. poland must not remain idle at this historic moment. ah, 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 week. got criminal dwaa to explore the new prostate up of the news before. if where the marble are up, so you must be food for shipped off with florida. oh, bullock are good to cool garcia and would you be willing to move? we've gone the year while you did. it's already as the crushed polish government, pleased to england, poland ceases to exist as a state in german occupied poland, the most hideous form of terrorism prevails. more than 50000 intellectual leaders are short, 300 in one place at another. a group of drunken german offices are said to have shot 70 hostages. 130 sinks 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 sympathized with the introduction of soviet troops. it was vital for the

yesterday, the senate of poland, the upper house of the parliament, recognized the russian governments a terrorist regime and once again condemned russian aggression. what do these decisions mean ? it will have practical consequences - it will strengthen sanctions. will it have any other consequences? those who made this decision are now appealing, and it was made unanimously. that is, all 85 senators who were present were present during this vote. all of them said yes, that is, the decision is absolutely complete and unanimous er, in the body of this decision, in the explanation of this decision, for example , an appeal to the international political community and the creation of an international legal tribunal were envisaged in order to convict those who led to the aggression. who actually led to these human sufferings and civilian sufferings on the territory of ukraine? and the second thing is that this is a matter of perspective - it depends on how the political discussion will develop, probably if other branches of government will support this decision and recognize the russian g

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here's what concerns poland.l me, please, in general, now poland somehow feels an energy crisis. what about electricity? he showed this state is completely self-sufficient. and even according to the latest data, it is an exporter electricity to other countries as an exporter. net naturally, that is, some kind of exchange. eh, the flow between different states sometimes goes somewhere, imports go somewhere, exports go somewhere, but in total poland is not only a self-sufficient state, but also an exporter of electricity. eh, that's another matter. mm. it's a hmm energy question. uh, not in the power industry. and for example, the issue of coal, uh, which is used for heating by households and small-medium businesses. this is where the real problems started. and they started not today started this year. uh, poland closed many years ago at the request of the european union. hmm, a lot of its own coal mines. and this is in a situation where the country is literally standing on the corner. and started en masse. uh, imp

poland has more than 50 lakes.s for centuries were engaged in fishing, and for the peasants this fishery was the main and often the only source of income and imagine it is confronted with the fact that the lakes are leased to the land owners. the patience of the fishermen was not enough in the autumn of 35, unrest began ; self-defense squads were formed to the lake . the fishermen overturned the boats with the policemen. they were not afraid of threats or arrest, then many of the fishermen ended up in villina prison, lukishki and in the concentration camp birch cards. soon , more than 5,000 people took part in the unrest against the agrarian and tax policies of the polish authorities. out of forty trees, fishermen from the entire belinsky voivodeship joined the naroch trees in the spring of 1936. the directorate of state forests refused to lease. narochs and fishermen became the owners of the lake again, and in 1939 the polish authorities were forced to make concessions. allowing the peasants resume fishing in the

no, of course, it is poland that starts, that is, you started and poland wins because you are fightingties. at this time, the poles are acting, and the hungarians are trying to jump to take care of the romanians already troops. nato was brought in so that they would not jump anywhere, but the poles, they say we hug you , duda is crying to the verkhovna rada, it looks so sincere that he says, duda our air defense already closed the lviv region. we protect you from everything. and now we have the border, so that the poles get as a result, they get the whole of ukraine, and now we are talking with you about whether they will restore speech, the commonwealth, and how much polish interests will expand , and polish interests under the protectorate of the americans. that's who wins in a fight between two poles, they are now feeling great and will continue to feel even better themselves before drinking polish honey. but the problem is, they are ukrainian honey, by the way, they eat perfectly. soon bees fly away from ukraine from the sounds of explosions and honey. you will not, however, but i'

it used to charge poland more than a charge germany because poland could not get it from anywhere elseannexation of crimea, those two factors basically changed minds in warsaw and they decided they have got to approve projects which would allow us to buy gas elsewhere. that has now happened today with the opening, the first gas flow of this pipeline from norway, which is significant. just by itself, the supply is cut off from russia in april, it will be able to supply lithuania and slovakia, because poland has gas pipeline interconnection with those countries. it is a new route into central and eastern europe for norwegian gas. as you mentioned, there was a new route of non—russian gas, this time it is from azerbaijan, which will come through this pipeline between greece and bulgaria, which has started operating today. that is significant as well because russia cut up its supplies in bulgaria in aprilfor the same reason that bulgaria and poland refused to pay for the gas in roubles. a huge clean—up operation is under way in florida, where tens of thousands of homes and businesses are s

they clearly said, yes, we consider this solely as an attempt to capture poland. there are several areas with a predominantly e population that has this card in hand. so, what is the positive one? what positive action does the state offer to belarusians who have the pole's card in their hands? how much money will we give a person for refusing the pole's card, not only information, what kind of advertising we will do, refuse the pole's card , it will become good for belarusians, but we will allocate for this advertisement what in the outer loop we work well is that we have a visa-free regime for poles lithuanians are great. they come and look and get information, we will talk wonderfully to other makar, but if a person loses, he does not work. seriously, please don't. and then the question arises. why why codfish, but don’t give money, we’ll definitely think about it. i think that the audience, including dosed. let's think about this case in one word. popularity is now seeing what's going on at the frontier seeing what's going on in the world. many people understan

before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again, if hadn't been for stolen, come in on the eastern front, they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm hm. on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany and the u. s. i saw that paint the way for world war 2. i assume this mock. thank it. doesn't die. interesting. garad awesome bicycle. mando house poor in the guns stock thought lobbyist most the time i buy a scent extreme and that's an alyssa shift with that. not everyone in the you agree is with the official line of new vanya starting that door she to lead r e 0 vanya and i get scared, go, come when use what i did skip go. sociology is more name yet schema. now jesus, yes, sir, good enough, bud wash custodian us to go to. there's fear to zeniah e. nip of you know, be just go do not there. go to pool. wh

in poland, to those people who liberated your country from the nazis., here you come, uh, for some reason, flowers are laid for burial, and there you destroy monuments, how can i explain this. and you know, while the akovtsy, pursuing their national idea on the territory of belarus, massacred objectionable 600 thousand soviet soldiers died liberating poland from fascism, and among them are my relatives, two sons of my great-grandfathers remained there in polish soil, freeing poland from fascism. how do i perceive the demolition of monuments in poland to soviet soldiers and the honoring of akovites in belarus as a personal insult. i asked the consul general in grodno anzherochkovsky. and what actually happens? make an appointment. yes, we can agree. no, i told you in an interview with the general voice. thank you, here is the consulate. yes please call the secretary. you don't have an answer. i won’t call the tragedy as a diplomat of poland, the belarusians have nothing to answer. do you know why, because i'm not ashamed, and what a terrible thing, what