, and we will deliver from poland all over europe, and on the contrary, we will bring it to poland,ou will pick it up and drive it to the hubs. you know, this is the situation when there is old europe, new europe, and here our brothers, the poles, say, and you are generally third-class carriers, so i am sure that i am ready to prove at any level that today there are no advantages in ukrainian carriers in front of the poles, except for one, no polish company today wants to go to the territory of ukraine, because there is a war there, only 15% are non-residents at first. a step was crossed borders, about 10 of them are poles, and there are many, many reasons , moreover, believe me, for most of them, even if they are carrying humanitarian goods or goods needed there for the needs of the front, they still do not go further to kyiv , they overload somewhere here, or in nearby regions or in kyiv and go back, others have certain contracts, certain obligations travel, but if before the great war they were 35% in this market. ukraine-poland, today there are only 10, and here it is not a ques

because poland will enter the orbit of the european union.s about how much, when, what kind of assistance ukraine will provide. poland will be a hub, which... will be to accumulate these funds, to accumulate this military property, which will go, naturally , from the european union, from america to ukraine, tusk is a tame dog, and a mongrel, that’s the point, if, for example, he barks at russia, but barks on command, this is naturally beneficial to the united states of america, and to germany, which is also tired of poland’s squeals about inheritance, about reparations, about everything, that is. washington dc needs calm on ukraine and other european affairs. tusk is the most suitable figure for this it turns out, that’s why they now have such, well, i’m not afraid of this word, a showdown with ukraine, because look, you and i met in this studio, let’s say a few months ago, and we were just discussing that poland, it’s ahead of everyone, she’s for protecting ukraine, but now what? let's get a look. it is alarming that some in europe, some of

where did this banning law come from in poland?a child with defects incompatible with life, who will die in flies within two to five days after birth. and right and justice , since coming to power, began to take small steps in order to further narrow these possibilities. they brought this to the point and eliminated the possibility of abortion due to defects fruit this law threatens women with less wealth, because a wealthy woman will simply take the money and go to great britain. we will have problems with that. it also led to a series of tragic consequences, as doctors began to fear terminating pregnancies at all. in maternity wards, and this was the impetus for polish women to go out on the street, because of this there were simply huge protests and the result, tak po prostu dlatego, że kobieta w danym tzemni nie chce mieć dziecka, ono bylo umiarkowane, up to 12 weeks, i.e. without specifying a specific reasons, simply because at the moment the woman does not want to have a child, she was at the same level with her hands, then a

, well, where is the interest of poland here, who will benefit from this, of course, that russia will also benefit from this, in several ways, yes, that is, it has nothing to do with polish of interest, none, and the confirmation of this is the fact that yesterday's meeting, the newly appointed minister of agriculture of poland, who met with those who stand in medicine and represent one of the farmers' organizations, well, what those farmers... achieved from this meeting with minister, and they achieved several things, that there will be additional payments to the price of corn, there will be preferential loans for fuel or some other, some third party, and here is ukraine, well , tell me how transportation to ukraine, how you need money from the polish budget, in order to, let's say you had more revenue from your products within, within. of the european union, there is an embargo on ukrainian corn, on other ukrainian grains, everything should be fine with you, because there is no longer this ukrainian competition, yes, that is... in fact, this is all politics, crude politics, which is

people in poland were distressed and upset, but among them 3 million jews who were living in poland were worried than the others. he had heard on the news how miserably the nazis had treated the jews in germany. the nazis had forced the jews to arm bands with the star of david on them. the shops for the jews were. so no one was there, the jews holy books were burned by the ss forces. joseph's hitler's propaganda arm talked of the cinema without jews, he ordered that several movies be made about jews. einmal wird unsere geduld zu ende sein und dann wird den juden das breche lügen mal. the eternal jew was one of the movies made by the nazi propaganda machine to show a disgusting image of the jewish people. auch auftauchen, tragen sie vernichtung insland, zerstören sie menschliche güter und nahrungsmittel, auf diese weise verbreiten sie krankheiten, fest, lepra, typus, cholera, ruhr und so weiter. sie sind hinterlistig, feige und grausam und treten meist den großen scharen auf. sie stellen unter den tieren das element der heimptykischen, unterirdirdischen zerstörung dar, nichts anders hat d

, have a lot of questions for the representatives of poland . why is he refusing, mr. miroslava? i don't have the answers, but maybe they should be put officially, my task is how journalist, as an active citizen, to ask these questions, because for me it is silence, it contradicts the national base. ukraine has become the object of this operation, instead, the basic interests of poland and everything, everything nato, as well, well, we can imagine, today they are blocking the polish border, and tomorrow they are going to block the nato border, because it is the same nato airfield, because this and that we will be watching closely as it happens, a hybrid operation that is in the interests of only, only russia, because not in in the interests of ukraine, it is unequivocally not in the interests of poland, the polish economy, national security, well, it's time to stop , it's unjust, it's not these illegal actions and it's time to tell the truth that these blocks are not about economic, any economic interests, but exclusively on political grounds, w

situation in poland is catastrophic. they get permission for an abortion in poland, what was the procedure, i wrote about it last year, i am very ashamed. indeed, i want to tell ukrainian women that i am indescribably sorry that my country. after rape, it can be legally interrupted, but it must be confirmed by the prosecutor that there was a crime, if to talk about ukraine, it was about the fact that in poland there is no specific time when you have to confirm that yes, it was rape, so you can carry out an abortion, which is obvious... and several polish left-wing deputies appealed to the minister of justice, actually with the thought of women from ukraine, raped by the russians during the war, so that he would introduce an order for prosecutors, who have seven days to be informed of the case, the case and issue a statement about in the election newspaper in high heels you write about ukraine and if so, what are they about materials in your store so and so... yes, interest, as in the case of any protracted conflict, decl

her own independence in poland. munich. interesting. everyone forgets this part to. but in fact poland after nazi germany, adolph hitler made their claim is on the sedate land because of the german population there. poland also made her own push into czech territory, along with hungary and they carved up czechoslovakia together, poland in nazi germany, everyone forgets this too, who actually effectively allied between 1934 and 1939, the soviets and this is stalin. he's already kind of thinking ahead. he realizes that by setting a precedent, by overturning the terrorial integrity of czechoslovakia, also encouraging polish aggression and getting the poles to rather foolishly team up alongside nazi germany and in helng to erase the boundaries of a neighbor state. we're digging a grave for poland's independence. in fact, you can sta to see as early as 1938 the idea of a polish partition, and it starts to show up, not in germany, but in soviet theoretic journals and then i izvestia and finally in pravda and then in hints

to this book about poland in the war, so, probably, except in poland's season, poland as a country,k administration, administration, quite unburied to what was happening now until february 24, and i wrote, from the spiritual side, what in my opinion is important, which probably can draw attention, then what that other people who are there, of course, we do not know the surnames, we do not know, because these people are not there signed, who is this or that minister, or this or that diplomat, there are no names , but what is clear is that some people, some of them do not understand, except until this moment, that if we talk about international politics, even between so important for us partners like poland and ukraine, the interests of the two countries, which is primarily about politics. i have, as far as i can tell, at least from the lecture of this book, that not everyone in poland, not everyone in our administration, whether it is the presidential administration, not everyone understands this, and it would be very good if this changed. thank you very much, dariush materniak, a po

so what is happening on the border with poland? polish carrier. long-haul truck drivers have blocked four checkpoints on the ukrainian border due to what they say are financial losses. their key demand is to return the issuance of permits for work in the countries of the european union to ukrainian carriers, because now, due to the full-scale russian invasion, they are subject to a kind of transport visa-free regime. it was approved by the eu in the summer of 2022 as a temporary agreement to facilitate the work of ukrainian drivers. and that infuriated the polish carriers, and according to them , because of this they began to lose their earnings. so, the protest started on november 6, when polish drivers blocked the jagodin dorogutsk checkpoint, then krakivets-karova karchova, rava ruska grebenne. and as of today , they have blocked another checkpoint of medic sheghini. the other day, slovak carriers joined polish colleagues. the waters blocked slovakia's only checkpoint from ukraine for an hour. but they added, it was a warning, but they supporte

on this day at 4 am , german armed forces crossed the border of poland.uring the day , luftwaf soldiers had dozens of combat missions. today it is extremely rare to remember that the bombs were fired. on september 1 , 1939, they fell on belarusian cities, because they were part of poland. first bomb fell on grodno on september 1 , 1939, so again we say that the territory of western belarus was still one of the first to meet the beginning of the second world war. the third reich could not leave important strategic objects, railway junctions, radio stations, airfields intact, especially if parts of the polish army were stationed in the cities, and the residents of baranovichi also learned what fascist bombing was in september 1939. on september 15, 1939 , baranovichi was bombed, the radio station was bombed, both railway stations were bombed station, they bombed the airfield, there were killed, wounded, we cannot say how many, but of course, the same soldiers suffered, for example, they suffered. do not forget that many belarusians served in the polish army

who was also invading poland. so the soviets delay and they actually made this quite explicit to the germans. wonder how cynical they could be what they wanted. they said okay, tell us when warsaw has fallen and that is when we know poland has ceased to exist and what is remarkable is the did just that only on faulty intelligence. they were told warsaw fell september 16 and that is why they invaded september 17. it turned out worse, held that for more than two weeks after that. it was faulty until. the polish were brave but in the end they were doomed not in the least because the polish government had tried to flee the german invasion. they had started to flee in this direction and found themselves directly in the path of the soviet advance. the soviet method of declaring war, making war, there is a sort of elegance to the ross cynicism of it that i have to admire. they will do the same thing against japan in august 1940 50 they call the polish ambassador and inform him his nation no longer exists so his diplomati

have a small story, advertising, well, a break, for 8 to 10 minutes, and then we will talk about poland, there too some pretty interesting stories are happening, in short, right now there will be stories, then advertising, then poland, then mykola veresen, and so on. three weeks of massive airstrikes and the entry of troops. tzahalo on the territory of the gaza strip. at the end of the fourth week of the war , the israeli army reported that it had struck more than 1,200 villages in the enclave and had destroyed dozens of high-ranking terrorists. yes, israel is responding to the invasion of almost 3,000 armed hamas fighters on october 7. then. terrorists invaded the outskirts of the city and the kibbutz, shot, raped, and cut them off head for adults and children. according to the latest data, 1,400 israelis died that day, until now about one and a half hundred different victims could not be identified. according to updated data, 242 people are held captive by terrorists, the smallest hostage is not even a year old. when i saw danielle's photo on tv, my heart almost stopped. on the one ha

meroshevsky from poland, we will see him now, mr.ash, good health, happy holiday , thank you, good day, look, i want to ask you about this, there is such a quote from the polish press, who said it, i don't even know, if there is no exhumation, then ukrainians should wait for the accession to the european union, because from your point of view. there is a misunderstanding, yes, i am here will prompt that it is not just someone, but the ministry of foreign affairs of the republic of poland said so, in general we can list, i would say misunderstandings between poles and ukrainians, what, from the point of view of the poles, the ukrainians should do so that the poles smile when ukraine joins the eu, and did not mourn the murders of poles on the territory of volhynia and galicia in the 1930s, i apologize, in 1943-1945, but several tens of thousands of poles died, and 99% of them were not buried, their bones lie somewhere in the fields, in wells, and poland for a long time, in the beginning to spend searching but when it comes to such and

poland from the east, in no time, poland's national anthem could no longer be heard. was divided between germany and the soviet union. hitler went to poland and celebrated the victory. people in poland were distressed and upset, but among them 3 million jews. who were living in poland were more worried than the others. they had heard on the news how miserably the nazis had treated the jews in germany. the nazis had forced the jews to wear armbands with the star of david on them. the shops for the jews were marked so no one would shop there. the jews holy books were.... burned by the ss forces. joseph gobels, hitler's propaganda arm talked about the cinema without jews. he ordered that several movies be made about jews. sie sollen sich niet. einmal wird unsere geduld. zu ende sein und dann wird den juden das breche lügenmaul gestoppt werden. the eternal jew was one of the movies made by the nazi propaganda machine to show a disgusting image of the jewish people. wo ratten auch auftauchen, tragen sie vernichtung impland. zerstören sie menschliche. güter und nahrungsmitt

, poland - and there the meat on the waste of poland is not processed , but at the ethnic boundary, thel resolution of the conflict did not meet the interests of poland, it wanted at any cost to take possession of the territories that were part of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth almost 150 years ago , as a result, disagreements led to war. the soviet-polish war, it was not declared, in principle, but the poles started it. first, it started more or less successfully, but in the end a tragedy happened, and near warsaw, the red army was defeated. the result of the defeat, the signing of an agreement in riga, according to which poland received a significant part of the belarusian ukrainian territories, the border passed significantly east of the expected borders. this is an area of ​​more than 100,000 km, with a population of over 3 million people, of which more than 70%. although the outcome could have been completely different: the entente countries proposed to the two warring parties to stop hostilities along the kerzan line, the demarcation line between the russian federation and pol

we have not only the bicameral support of poland, the diet and the lower house. in addition, we also have the senate, sorry, we also have bipartisan support. if there was no such support of the current ruling party, if there was no such support of the current one. if there was no such support from the opposition, which also declared that we we will do everything possible to ensure that this support continues, it is difficult to say how many millions of citizens who are in poland today, millions of citizens who passed through poland, and you all had the opportunity to see how organized the people of poland are in supporting ukraine, and that is why i think it is our duty today to do everything possible so that the bicameral and bipartisan support of both the majority and the opposition in this case does everything possible to ensure that our relations with poland remain the warmest, that these relations are open, so that we can tell each other the whole truth and not be ashamed, that is why our faction will support this draft resolution and will vote for it. the f

in these situations and poland's opportunities to conditionally help ukraine, to contribute, they arely reduced, that is, this in fact, there is a game going on right now that harms the elementary interests of poland and ukraine itself, i would think that the task of the media is to highlight this situation, but also to say what the government should do today, because the responsibility of this government, first of all, is the responsibility of the polish authorities, but also of the ukrainian authorities, including that they do not pretend that they do not understand where the essence of the problem is, the essence of the problem is in the same place, that is, the issues of forming a new government in ukraine, in poland have been resolved, ukraine should be interested in the end of this... premiership or government or whatever you want to call it and the formation of a new government that will solve these issues. it seems that president duda is deliberately going for the fact that the situation, the position of ukraine in europe will be worse, not better, because now it is really to

thus , all four crossings with poland are blocked for cargo. check point: yagodin dorogusk, polish strikers threaten to block until february 1, 2024, they don't like ukrainians occupying the workforce. places and gained access to the eu market. according to the european business association, ukraine loses approximately one million hryvnias during one day of cargo blockade. and while on the one hand, russia is blocking the sea route, on the other, the poles have taken away from us the opportunity to import the necessary goods by road. rafal mekler is the official organizer of blocking the ukrainian border with poland. he is the owner of a transport company and the head of the cell pro-russian confederation of freedom and independence. his company carried out transportation to the territory of belarus and russia. since the start of the full-scale war , meckler's employees have repeatedly protested demanding the lifting of economic sanctions against russia. the strike is political in nature. i believe that everyone is interested in this situation:

poland recently celebrated its so-called independence day, however, if the history of poland after theirst world war, then contemporaries interpreted this day differently, they burned fires, along with the flags of lgbt and the european union. the current authorities , of course, did not like this; every now and then publications appeared in the media, saying, what is all this for, because where was poland before joining the eu and where is it now? but apparently the electorate does not agree with the ruling media, because the real problem not only on ... the field, but also economically, is hushed up, so the belarusian destructive one paid attention only to the number of people who went out into the streets, they say , look, they came out themselves, look, no one forced them, but what is hidden behind these tearful lines, that the bachb people are paid for each of their meetings and actions, that they come out with the bachb flag for legalization in the european union, thanks to supposedly opposing themselves to state power. belarus or is it something else? and i’m with you ksenia leb

, and these people are now in poland, they are in poland turning to the border guards with a requestational assistance, in connection with this they are obliged to accept these applications, for the time being consideration of applications, they must be allowed into poland. of course, the best protection for the polish authorities after such video footage of the attack, but not in this case, because ... everything is already clear. polish politician krzysztowski, the recent visa scandal in poland, when it became known that 10. consulates were profiteering with visas, there is no other way to say it, inflating prices. do you think those who were not able to buy these visas, what path to the european union did they choose? tago scandal, the main reason for this scandal, its, let's say, gangster nature, i say this as a polish politician, the gangster nature of this government.

ukraine began collecting data for the evacuation of truckers stuck on the border with poland.hows such a desire will be deported. serhiy derkach, deputy minister of community development and infrastructure, stated: at the working and official levels, several times. they raised questions about food, the rotation of ambulances, fire trucks, and proper sanitary conditions. meanwhile, the blockade on the polish border complicates the situation and at checkpoints with slovakia and hungary, as drivers choose other routes to cross the western border. so, what is currently happening on the polish-ukrainian border and what losses ukraine is suffering, our correspondent found out. natalka stare pravo several thousand ukrainian transporters have been held hostage on the polish border, most of them have been standing for the second week, food, water and fuel supplies are running out so as not to block the autobahn, the polish police are turning trucks around the highway, ukrainian drivers have to stand in the middle of the forest or in a field where there are no heating points or other ba

people in poland were distressed and upset, but among them 3 million jews who were living in poland wereorried than the. others, they had heard on the news how miserably the nazis had treated the jews in germany. the nazis had forced the jews to wear armbands with the star of david on them. the shops for the jews were marked so no one would shop there. the jew's holy books were burned by the sss forces. joseph gobel's hitler's propaganda arm talked about the cinema without jews, he ordered that several movies be made about jews. einmal wird unsere geduld zu ende sein, und dann wird den juden das. menschliche güter und nahrungsmittel, auf diese weise. halten sie krankheiten, fest, lebra, typhus, cholera, ruher und so weiter. sie sind hinterlistig, feige und grausam und treten meisten großen scharen auf. sie stellen unter den tieren das element der heimtykischen unterirdisen zerstörung da, nicht anders als die juden unter den menschen. what the future had in store for the jews in poland was by far bleaker than that. the nazis gathered the jews in a region and walled up the surroundings so

mykola mentioned a lot, poland as an example, and actually about poland, this weekend poland celebrated05th anniversary of its independence, during these years, they lost the opportunity to celebrate this day more than once, under the occupation, but this holiday has survived to our days, and who most influenced polish independence, who constantly tried to take it away, our maria chernyakhivska, the end of the first world war 1918, it was a great elation, the poles rejoiced that they were finally masters of the largest part of their land, after more than 120 years of the country's divisions, also these days, 105 years ago, are known for important and changes in polish society. at night from 10 on november 11, józef pilsudski returned from german captivity and de facto became the head of the polish army and the polish state as a whole, which would be revived. in poland, we call him the father of independence. on the other hand, certainly in central europe, he was sometimes a controversial figure, but we want to look at him first of all as a man who understood. poland, ukraine, lithuania,

so i hope that these questions will be easier to solve, after the change of government in poland, but before that, of course, we should not wait, it is necessary to conduct negotiations, already now , by the current government, with the protesters and convince them that such actions harm... the interests not only of ukraine, but also not only of ukrainian-polish relations, but also of poland and the european union. our non-protesters say that they are ready to hold this blockade for two months, november 11, this saturday, is independence day in poland, and according to previous forecasts, they will begin to form a new government already after independence day. if it will be difficult to work, it will be difficult to convey our position to the current government, then after how long can... a new government be formed so that we can start working with the new government officials and try to come to an understanding with them somehow, convey our position, and who would have to do it, who will do it? well, look, first of all, after the actual independence day after november 11, but this is

well, let's be honest, whatever the consequences of this crisis, poland will surely survive them?aine? well, that's rhetorical. of course, a question, mr. oleksiy, let's put an end to this, thank you for the inclusion, oleksiy honcharenko, people's deputy of ukraine, was on our broadcast, we continue our broadcast, we work live on the tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are currently watching us on youtube and facebook, please like this video so that it can be promoted in the trends of youtube and facebook, and also vote in our poll, today we ask you about the following, have you prepared: you to power outages that are predicted in winter, and about which ukrenerga has already announced the possibility of power outages, if you are prepared, then vote by phone 0800-2011-381, no, 0800 211-382, all calls to these numbers are free for you , dear tv viewers, you can also vote on youtube, then we will be in touch with the people. of ukraine, former head of the security service of ukraine valentyn nalyvaichenko. mr. valentin, i congratulate you and

myroslav, good evening, congratulations, the presidents of ukraine and poland spoke, said how important, well, an absolute signal, i think it was made on the initiative of president volodymyr zelensky, which should be congratulated, and it shows that ukraine wants to maintain good-neighborly relations with poland, that the pre-election games that took place, unfortunately, caused damage to the ukrainian-polish relationship, it should also be emphasized that president zelensky posted on his page a video congratulating president duda, tried to be very warm, andrzej addressed president dudu, so he tried to restore the trust that existed between them until july 2023, did it succeed, well, it was unlikely, but at least the fact that president zelsky did such a thing is to be welcomed. what does the situation with the formation of a new polish government look like now, in general, when such a government can emerge? well, let's say that there is a political reality, and there is also a policy of the government, which recedes into the past . and it is necessary to express confidence and form th

, in england it was possible to start working immediately, in germany it was not, that is, what poland can start with the obvious thing, poland really and poles, regardless of how internally conflicted they are, they some of them are currently under occupation by mines, yes, but secondly... there is also, this is a bit of a legacy of the soviet period, when there was collectivization, agriculture, but there are now large agricultural holdings that simply hire local farmers, and they work there, and this, in poland we have a lot of individual farmers or farmers, and farmers are absolutely afraid of ukrainian agricultural holdings, but they have 10 or 15 hectares each, they, for example, have loans, and for them, for example, such an unlimited opening of their polish market , or the market for the product... protested, now we have yet another case of those transporters who, truck drivers, who are protesting, again, because, because it is in such, in such a spirit of solidarity, a gesture of solidarity with ukraine, opened an unlimited market, here poland, like this the country that borde

sergey, but i hope, look, but i hope, yes, poland is about a short logistical .also a certain number of crossings at the border, we understand that we have spare slovakia, hungary , romania, and moldova, if we talk about the increase in prices, for example, of the cost of cargo for our carriers, well, because the logistical shoulder is a definite plus index, certain coefficient, yes, how expensive it can be and whether others generally cope, well, with our needs. border crossing points are certainly not coping, and any, first of all, well, let’s calculate here, some kind of increase is possible only hypothetically, because we understand that as soon as poland is closed, which is really the main channel and the largest number of crossing points and the shortest shoulder, in particular to the opposite of the same balttia, to the ports of gdansk and gdynia, which are now actively used, to others. ports in poland, then, as soon as i shorten, as soon as the polish vector decreases, the queue at other checkpoints automatically increases, even if they are not blocked, i

and for a while consideration of applications, they must be allowed into poland.rotection for the polish authorities after such video materials. an attack, but not in this case, because it’s difficult to manipulate after what you’ve seen, everything is already clear. polish politician krzysztov tolwiński recalled the recent visa scandal in poland, when it became known that the 10th consulate.

, so we actually have no one to appeal to in poland to resolve this situation, because only they can resolve it, we cannot influence what is happening on polish territory in any way, and this is a huge problem, ah, what to do with it, unfortunately, we have to be prepared that it will not end tomorrow, not the day after tomorrow, the polish government has somewhere for him to appear before december 10, and also for him there there will be many challenges and it will not be so easy, and this is the problem, the first thing we have to do, to prevent the spread of this, so that the whole fire, you know, does not spread to other countries, we have already seen an attempt of such actions in slovakia, and by the way, for all the fact that we are skeptical of the neo-slovak government, but the slovaks coped with it, literally quickly. and unlocked the border. it is important for us that this does not go to romania, that is, it is important for us that it does not spread to poland at least in the first step. second, in poland itself we need to do something, we need to include legal mechanism

european integration, because our european integration is largely in favor of poland.uld be interested in our european integration, as i have always said, for one simple reason. if ukraine does not become a member of the european union, poland will forever remain a suburb of the civilized world. and if it does, it will be one of its centers. yes, we will be in the vicinity, but we have such a fate, because we have such a border with russia. yes, we can't change geography, we can't, there are poland, slovakia, hungary, romania, if they don't want to live forever on the outskirts, they should promote our integration with all their might and drive away anyone who says that it doesn't correspond to their national interests, as well as how it corresponds, by the way, if we talk about nato, the same can be said, there are dozens of them kilometers that will separate them from the center of tension, so that. let's not tell.

ukraine - 1.31, poland - 1:27.hy in 2005 ukraine surpassed poland in terms of the narodzhuvanovsky coefficient. then viktor yushchenko came to power. of course, he began to introduce social programs to support the people of the population. but this was not the only plus, because of which people started having children. yushchenko built a liberal democracy. people were convinced of their future and were convinced that they would live in a happy, economically developed and most importantly, democratic country. and in poland , the opposite began. processes, democracy began to be limited in poland, chaos began in political life, and authoritarian forces began to gain the upper hand. we have a great example of the czech republic. the czech republic spends much less to support the birth rate in its country, but the czech republic is a democratic country, and as soon as they started to build democracy, the birth rate in them immediately increased from 1.13 children for two adults to 1.71. yes, democracy in the czech repub

, but let's return to poland.

uninterrupted, barrier-free, barrier-free movement of ukraine to europe and will be supported by poland, it will not happen, but nevertheless, the chances are much greater than it was with the right and in fairness, with the moravietsi government, which itself has problems with brussels, and they needed to fight that brussels themselves, not to mention dragging ukraine. mr. andriy, in conclusion, because we know that you have to be released a little earlier , volodymyr zelenskyi and andrzej duda have developed such a warm friendly relationship, will he manage to build the same relationship with donald tusk, who is, well, in opposition to andrzej duda, you have do you mean zelensky with donald tusk or, zelensky, well , first of all, i think what is really needed here to build relations between, at the level between heads of government, that would be, mr. denys shmygel and donald tusk should build these relations, and the relations that have already been established between the presidents, volodymyrovsky duda, should be supported here, but i think that if these good relations are establis