yesterday, the prime minister of poland, donald tusk, visited ukraine, it was announced that poland isning the g7 declaration of security commitments for ukraine, and a number of defense initiatives were also announced, and this is what we now let's talk with our guest, we are now joined by a polish expert on international and security issues, head of the poland-ukraine research center, dariusz matryniak, mr. dariusz, congratulations, glad to see and hear you, congratulations. now in polish the press, i watched the results there, everyone is talking about a certain reset of relations with ukraine, poland provided a significant amount of weapons, and during the press conference new things were said, in addition to the package, the new package of military aid was said about that the joint purchases of weapons and about financial loans for weapons projects that will be implemented are foreseen. ukraine, is it possible to say which projects are now getting a boost after the visit of the prime minister of poland to ukraine, and what these new financial mechanisms provide to speed up bilater

earns in general. if we take into account the exchange of goods between ukraine and poland, poland earns from ukraine, because it exports more than it imports from ukraine, for two years years, the war years, and thank god that donald tusk, as the prime minister, understood this situation, and that he used all his leverage to stop this state of affairs, it is so when we talk about the global aspect, but we they turned that page and... i believe that there will be no return to this state under the current government, the biggest guarantee of this state is himself, the very person of donald tusk. there is a feeling that this year, well, it can pass under the sign of two donalds, it is donald tusk, without a doubt, yes, when we talk about eastern european politics, and donald trump when we talk generally about continental security policy. i am very grateful to you, anton, for what you said , this is one of the most iconic political figures in europe, and so it will in fact be. currently , negotiations are underway to restore the so-called weimar triangle - france, germany and poland, and po

is asking, poland will maintain the embargo on ukrainian food and grain until the european commissionlements the necessary mechanisms that will regulate the polish market, that will protect the polish market, that's what the relevant relevant ministry of poland said, we remember that no polish farmers are satisfied with the fact that ukrainians are now supplying europe with their goods. what do you think, mr. miroslav, how should this regulation take place, you? 20 years ago they went through a similar process, you know how difficult and painful it is, poland was not at war then, poland was not attacked then , well, of course, if we were talking about economic relations between the two countries, then this is a much simpler situation, one could show such an experience, and another experience, on ukraine was attacked, ukraine is waging a brutal war against the russian aggressor, an aggressor who wants to destroy the country, kill the economy. to destroy as many ukrainians as possible, to conquer the entire territory of ukraine, and then to move farther west, well, it is obvious that ev

this does not happen in poland, poland has been working with the ukrainian workforce for a long time.oing everything to ensure that ukrainians enter the labor market as soon as possible, work, earn and not be dependents, not be a burden on the polish people, at polish expense. mr. vasyl, look and i would like to ask you whether there is any , i don't know, analysis or observation or monitoring of what is called specific discrimination of certain ukrainians who work, for example, in germany or poland, that is, if they... are, then how can it be diversified there, i don't know? this is a very good question, but i want to draw your attention to the fact that, unfortunately, we also face cases of discrimination in ukraine, when even our employers do not always behave as they should, of course, this also happens in poland, this it also happens in other countries of the world, but the most important thing is that poland, germany, and other european countries are states governed by the rule of law, and if a person feels that... uh, there is some kind of bullying or something similar, a perso

last autumn, when the previous pis law and justice party was still in power in poland, poland blockedgrain from ukraine. there was a truckers�* blockade around the border area. ukraine accused poland of being deeply unhelpful and, in effect, ruining the ukrainian economy. can you tell me that you and your government are going to take a completely different attitude and support the eu free trade agreement with ukraine? well, when i went to kyiv, i took the deputy ministers for agriculture and for transportation with me. and i'm happy to be able to tell you that the blockade of the border has now been lifted. no, i know the blockade has been lifted, but as i understand it, your boss, donald tusk, pm, is opposing renewing the eu free trade deal with ukraine. is that true? well, the deep and comprehensive free trade area with ukraine was negotiated under the polish presidency of the eu in 2011 and i had something to do with it. but the ukrainian grain before the war, before putin blocked the black sea, those exports were going to where they are needed — to egypt, to africa, to china — and

whether ukrainian refugees who are currently in poland will be released abroad, whether poland can reduce or even cancel aid to ukrainians, we will discuss together in today's edition of bbc ukraine, i'm olga polamaryuk a million ukrainians have found refuge from the war in poland, but everything can happen within a month, because the polish authorities have not yet approved the plan for the stay of ukrainian refugees for the next year, and as a result, people may remain without payment, most importantly - without the possibility of leaving. from the first days of the full-scale war, poland became a refuge for millions of ukrainians. in march 2022, the polish authorities granted special status to ukrainians fleeing the war with... with russia, they were effectively equalized in rights with eu citizens. ukrainians have access to education, medicine, child support is paid, free polish language courses are organized. according to the data, almost 12.5 million ukrainian citizens crossed the ukrainian-polish border during the year and a half of the war. in general, about 6 million people live

sunday, you know, poland is, as the poles say, two polands, it is divided between the government and the opposition, and the relations between these groups are terrible, and the government in such situations very often resorts to populist steps. we have seen the situation in israel now, vitaliy talked about it, there is actually a similar situation there, it led to the possibility of an attack by hamas and to the complete unpreparedness of israel of such a strong technological state for an attack , it would seem... some, excuse me, deacons on steam planes. why were they not ready? because when an internal confrontation begins, and in this confrontation the authorities use populism, the state will weaken, eventually the economy will fall, defense capability, faith in the future will fall, people will start leaving, no matter what the authorities say, you can create a single telethon in each country, you can not to create, but still in this case the birth rate will fall. so, the demographic situation is clearly related to the political unity of society in relation to the strategic goal

poland, megalomania, an inferiority complex and the phantom pains of the empire did not take place, poland imperial and irresponsible state, whose role in international politics is comparable to the role of the third reich on the eve of world war ii. at the end of the article, there are five threats that allegedly come from poland, although in reality these are five strategic directions through which russia is trying to push poland with the help of its pro-russian forces. tours and useful idiots. do you know what was the first mistake of the ukrainian authorities? the authorities approached this issue exclusively as before economy and gave it to the clerks in the ministries. we tried to explain that this is actually a political issue and a matter of national security. but then the authorities decided to wait. i believe that we need to have a very balanced policy, to have an action plan, and to follow it, and we have this plan, it works. it's all there, i'm sure we can do it all, i think we need to give our neighbors some time, it's getting warmer. instead, i insisted, literally from the fi

ukraine and poland, poland earns from ukraine, because it exports more than it imports from ukraine.ing two years of war years. and thank god that donald tusk, as the prime minister, understood this situation, and that he used all his leverage to stop this situation. this is true when talking about the global aspect, but we have turned that page. i believe that the return. there will be no decisive power to this state, the biggest guarantee of this state is himself, himself, the very person of donald tusk. there is a feeling that this year, well, it can pass under the sign of two donalds, it is donald tusk, without a doubt, yes, when we talk about eastern european politics and donald trump, when we talk about continental politics in general security policy. i am very grateful to you, anton, for what you said, about donald's coming to power in poland. tuska means reformatting and the place of poland in the european union and in the security dimension, because that is how it is. donald tusk is not only the polish prime minister, but one of the most iconic political figures in europe. a

this it also helps poland, because poland was able to. to economically sustain ukrainian business, which she opened, to ukrainians, she opened poland the opportunity to work here, pays a huge amount of taxes, and in fact it is not only beneficial for ukraine and not only help to ukraine, but also business and survival of poland. today, poland is important in the european context, because it will defend the interests of ukraine already in the european union as well, and again this first... visit that donald tusk decided, as a former leader of the european union, he will have an impact already when donald tusk will appear at the meeting in brussels and will defend both the interests of poland and the interests of ukraine there. likewise , poland is now very interested in joint ventures, especially in the context of military production, and those investments that the world will now provide, in particular the united states will provide poland. wants these investments to come precisely to poland, both poles and polish business are lobbying for this issue and say that it is safe to have these

no, and here we return to poland., and the elections, parliamentary elections on october 15 inspired europe. democrats know how to win. society knows how to mobilize for protection. not such ukrainians zakha, they mobilized and just you... well, you caused the whole world to wonder that ukraine, this david and that goliath, is fighting, and with it where does it have the strength, and sacrifice, heroism and everything, courage, everything that you can to say positively, but there is also a non-military way, that is, which shows poland that democrats can win and pro-european and democratic societies can win. and look, returning to security agreements, security guarantees, i understand that there are bilateral ones. they will seriously be ready here, well, for 100 years, it sounds very good, but how deeply will great britain be prepared to enter into what is called the protection of ukrainian national interests, given its colossal, although not as powerful, resource as that of the united states, and this maybe also appl

were more demands that directly related to the production or producers of agricultural products in poland , but on the other hand, this is not a very good such... uh , example of how to solve these problems, of some professional group in poland, which is not satisfied with its status or its, salaries or its production, or subsidies that it does not receive, and they do it by blocking the ukrainian-polish border, instead of what they should normally protest at the ministry of agriculture, and... from or at the polish government and demand there to satisfy their demands, and what is being done now is simply using the situation, the difficult situation in ukraine, which is caused by the russian aggression and the war, the problems with the border, which are already ongoing, which the truck carriers started several months ago, and thus attract this... its attention and in this way, well, the government must do something, but this, in my opinion, is not the right move, because if there are protests, then these protests must be limited in time, must be in a limited place, defined place, as a ru

i think that this is a very interesting perspective and would be very useful both for poland and for ukraine, because there are such at the moment we have such a plan that these tanks should be, production should be organized also, also in poland. mr. yes, i will still ask this second part of the question itself, that it seems that poland is ready to give financial loans to ukraine so that with... this money we could purchase polish weapons, we have never used such a mechanism before, and even in poland, she did not use such a mechanism, because she herself wanted to receive certain financial loans from south korea for the projects implemented by the industry of this country for poland, does this mean that a new financial mechanism will really be introduced in relations with ukraine , actually. when there were reports that as a result of the action of russian systems from the kaliningrad region , the work of gps over the whole of poland was, well, blocked or complicated, there were various data on this topic, which, in particular, were completely there the suval corridor was blocked

poland earns in general, when we take into account the trade between ukraine and poland, poland earnsm ukraine, because exports more than it imports from ukraine. for two years, war years, and glory. thank god that donald tusk, as prime minister, understood this situation, and that he used all his leverage to stop this situation. this is true when talking about the global aspect, but we have turned that page. i believe that there will be no return to this state under the current government, the biggest guarantee of this state is donald tusk himself, himself, himself. it feels like this is the current year. well, he can pass under the sign of two donalds, this is donald tusk, without doubt, yes, when we talk about eastern european politics, and donald trump, when we talk about continental security politics in general. i am very grateful to you, anton, for saying that the coming to power of donald tusk in poland means reformatting and the place of poland in the european union and in the security dimension, because that is how it is. donald tusk is not only the polish prime minister. but

i worked in poland for almost a week.i was convinced again how weak our communication with the poles was. even journalists have always known about the real reasons for the provocation at the border. i was invited to television and radio, i did not refuse, because i understood that only the truth destroys russian plans. a large number of meetings with polish politicians , each of whom had to... deeply explain why we suffer from this blockade, a huge number of interviews and conversations, private conversations with journalists, all this is real diplomacy, which every ukrainian politician should engage in . the posipaks of the kremlin got nervous and even tried to counterattack. tomas buchyk, an activist of the confederation, wrote a post that the strikers blocked my private yacht at the border, although in fact it was a patrol boat sbots, part of the american military aid. i don't care about... such manipulations, the main thing that i managed to achieve was that this protest became toxic, its organizers failed to internat

this is a strategic place for poland. will look for a solution that will satisfy polish carriers. but we also will not tolerate any situations that would threaten polish security. no matter who inspired it. it was during these days that i went to warsaw, i wanted so that the ukrainian voice is heard there. this is called inter-parliamentary diplomacy. unfortunately, our government very often ignores this tool, although many deputies have constant and productive connections with parliamentarians from around the world. such informal relationships do not depend on protocol and are therefore often more effective than formal channels. we are in the polish diet, it was here on december 11 that the electoral revolution took place, so to speak. muravetskyi's government did not receive a vote of confidence from the parliamentarians and the parliament voted for the government of donald tusk. i have been here all these days. we had fantastic meetings we met with the president of poland, andrzej duda. they had a meaningful and deep c

, they also do not contribute to the good image of poland and stability in poland.ell me, mr. andrii, it won't be like that, what if there are early elections, the party of law and justice will lose even more votes than it was. in the previous elections, because it is already clear how the voters will react to the very fact of special elections in poland, we remember, by the way, such a mechanism was launched in bulgaria, it in no way contributed to the popularity of those who launched this mechanism . mr. vitaly, i think you are absolutely right, especially since you know poland well, but in fact, it seems to me that if new elections were held, this coalition... would get even more votes and would strengthen even more, after all, this is what current public opinion polls show, and prime minister donald tusk said this even on friday in an interview with polish television channels, that well, some people try to tempt him to so that let's hold elections and once again strengthen ourselves enough to have a constitutional majority in the parliament, but i think... that

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 territorial integrity of czechoslovakia, also encouraging polish aggression and getting the poles to rather foolishly team up alongside nazi germany and in helping to erase the boundaries of a neighbor state. we're digging a grave for poland's independence. in fact, you can start 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 in izvestia and finally in pravda and then i

poland, lithuania, latvia, estonia. set up a satellite dish express am8 satellite. the channel's signal is broadcast in the clear and is available 24 hours a day every day. be with the belarus 24 tv channel and discover belarus. hello, information and analytical project, a current microphone on air on the belarusian radio, tv channel belarus 24, with you the presenter andrei sych, as well as our guest, political scientist yuri voskresensky. hello, i can’t wait to discuss a number of important news, yuri and i just had aesthetic pleasure before the broadcast. that news who come from our brotherly poland, donald tusk remains one of the main music makers at the moment in our region, setting a certain pace in cooperation with the former ruling power on the territory of the polish state, an investigation was opened against two former officials, a criminal case, as far as i understand, they decided to hide in the residence of their patron, the current president. andrzej duda, and a very curious situation occurred: andrzej duda went away for a while to meet with a certain

editor, dear poland. glory to the heroes, thank you, long live, glorious, famous, cathedral, indivisible, indivisible, cathedral ukraine, and long live poland, let everyone live together in friendship and in union well, let's hope that the first visit of the new prime minister of poland, donald tusk, to kyiv yesterday, will bring the appropriate fruits, for which we are very... we hope, we understand that the visit is off-the-record, meetings took place at different levels, the president of ukraine, prime the prime minister of ukraine and not only with them. the delegation was quite powerful, and several extremely powerful signals were immediately sounded. yes, and dear mr. editor, we would like to ask you right away how seriously donald tusk will implement the the concept of good neighborliness, a deepened, integrated good neighborliness, which you have just outlined in yours. hello, i have hope, 70%, i am convinced that he will implement it about what he said, look, er, i want to draw attention to the f

poland earns in general, when we take into account the exchange of goods between ukraine and poland.rns from ukraine, because it exports more than it imports from ukraine, for two years now, war years, and thank god that donald tusk, as the prime minister, understood this situation, and that he used all his leverage to stop this state of affairs, it is so when talking about the global aspect, but we overturned it that page, i believe that there will be no return under the current government to... this state, the biggest guarantee of this state is himself, himself, the very person of donald tusk. it feels like this year, well, it can go under the sign of two donalds, it's donald tusk, without a doubt, yes, when we talk about eastern european politics, and donald trump, when we talk about continental security politics in general. i am very grateful to you, anton, for telling me what donald tusk's coming to power in poland means. of the so-called weimar triangle, it is france, germany and poland, and the role of poland under tusk's premiership will be much greater in europe than it was

washington really wants poland to be a leader in the european union. this case, and what should we prepare for? i will say this, and the poles actually have a very good project, i think it’s witty, because today there is a view of americans, not poles, that old europe is already. doesn’t want to see more americans here, that is, germany is occupied, germany is not satisfied, in poland now a gas terminal has been set up in the port of swinoujscie, and in fact all of western europe must now receive gas from tridrogs, from there at an inflated price, but it is not inflated, it’s just liquid gas coming from ng from america through the poles, the poles for this, excuse me, is cutting coupons, well, it seems like they ’re doing well, they’ve settled down well, plus the poles have a colossal part of the budget due to pumping. poland with american weapons, that is, they just live on it, it doesn’t bring in money, it’s not production, but at the moment they are given money, that’s why they are happy , you know, how now armenia is being pumped up with money, lar

we have never used such a mechanism before, and even poland did not use such a mechanism, because sheanted to receive certain financial loans from south korea for the projects implemented by the industry of this country for poland. does that mean what? oblast , the work of gps over the whole of poland was blocked or complicated, there were various data on this topic, that in particular, the entire sowal corridor was blocked due to the impossibility of using gps, now we let's see the infographic, which shows the density of the alleged work of the russian reb on the territory of poland, explain what actually happened, whether the enemy is really able to influence you in this way... space, what conclusions were drawn , what is true, what is not true, in fact yes, in fact it is so the situation, it actually happened, and it lasted for at least several days, we know that it was first of all in relation to the navigation system of civilian passenger planes, which at that time were flying over the territory, just as you can see the povnychnoi and the povnychnoy. projects to rearm its army, p

interior of poland and his deputy were arrested there the other day, they allegedly went to duda, to president, so that they would not be arrested there, but since the command is given by and the executive power, this... never mind, go arrest these people in the presidential palace, now these people have gone on hunger strike, there are protests in poland, there are... rumors that there may be new elections, and here is this, this, this huge number of questions that i am directing to mr. myroslav, but the main question is, to what extent is the crisis in poland today a political one, are we here in ukraine seeing and not seeing, in fact, what is the real situation in of poland and whether there really is a crisis. good evening. well, there is a crisis, of course , the crisis is growing, and the crisis will be long, whether it will end with early elections, this is in question, because the conflict between the government and the president is growing, now the parties are actually very much exchanging such harsh statements, but also tough actions, the former president is well known. in

earns, in general, when taken into account. trade between ukraine and poland, poland earns from ukraineecause it exports more than it imports from ukraine. it has been two years, the war years, and thank god that donald tusk, as the prime minister, understood this situation, and that he used all his levers of influence to stop this state of affairs. this is true when talking about the global aspect, but we will turn it upside down.

written, agreed and signed, well, yes, it's really, this statement has been made so far, but until now poland neither at the level of the president nor at the level of the previous government made such statements and such confirmations, and now after the statement. the head of the polish government, the time will come to prepare such a security, bilateral agreement, which ukraine signed with great britain and intends to sign with several other countries, and work in this direction is already underway, but here it should, of course, be noted that in the case of poland, we have, if we are talking about issues of security and support for ukraine. position, quite favorable and the same position, both at the level of the government and at the level of the polish president, despite the fact that inside the country there is some friction between them, so i think that such a security agreement will be supported by the polish president and the polish government and the polish parliament, and one more thing? the announcement, which was also made by the polish prime minister, is that the polish governme

history of poland 1918-1989.nformation about the liberation of polish land from german occupation is placed in the loss of independence section. the date of warsaw's liberation from nazi captivity does not appear in the book at all. the younger generation, especially students preparing for exams, for whom this book is addressed, will not have the opportunity to find out what happened on january 17th. a few months before the victory, and what blood this victory took. but do not hear a discussion about the fact that poland, which lost during the fascist occupation about 6 million people, which is about 18% of its population. in 1940 , poland held the absolute record for the number of destroyed monuments to soviet soldiers; last year, out of 561 monuments to red army soldiers, about a hundred remained in the country, and the number of monuments is rapidly declining. the offensive on the historical front is part of the pole's long-term strategy. all this historical memory, the memory of these people. in a figurative

are planning to block it again starting tomorrow medikashagini, the checkpoint between ukraine and polandwill quote: the leader of the protesters, roman kondruv, or kondruv, i just don’t know, so i’m afraid to make a mistake, said that this time the protest will be tougher, the protesters plan to let one car per hour out of the queue , passenger cars and buses pass. will be allowed through with humanitarian aid, military equipment, dangerous goods and perishable food, well , then what is harder for me, mr. volodymyr, information is now appearing, from tomorrow block, these conditions give us how to react to it, how to act here and, again , who to go to for negotiations in this and this situation, well, it’s time again, it’s loss again, although i’ll skip it, it will still be an accumulation of equipment, people and emotions. as always, there is no need in this situation and , once again, damages, please, well, look, i believe that until this situation is resolved, kubrakov should live in warsaw, he is the vice-prime minister of ukraine, he is a person who has enormous authority, i don't k

glory to ukraine and glory to poland.a tłumażyć. that was my priority. to find a language in which both parties understand, what is really going on, what is common, where does the conflict of interests arise and how to solve such a conflict? it, what was a priority for me was to find such a language between us so that both parties know what we are talking about, what depends on us, let's go... also the war of ukraine with russia in the defense of naszych values ​​of all europe, including polish security, in this case there is no discussion, we have here...

earns. in general, when we take into account the exchange of goods between ukraine and poland, poland earns from ukraine, because it exports more, as it has been importing from ukraine for two years, the war years, and thank god that donald tusk, as prime minister, understood this situation, and that he used all his leverage to stop this state of affairs, it is so when talk about the global aspect, but we are at the threshold... that page, i believe that there will be no return to this state under the current government, the biggest guarantee of this state is himself, himself, the very person of donald tusk. there is a feeling that this year, well, it can pass under the sign of two donalds, this is donald tusk, without a doubt, yes, when we talk about eastern european policy, and donald trump , when we talk about continental security policy in general, i am very grateful to you, anton , for you to say, this is what ... coming to power in donald tusk's poland means reformatting and the place of poland in the european union and in the security dimension, because that's how it is, donald

and how actively we participate in those exhibitions held in poland. i'm talking about delegations, i 'm talking about... both informational and physical presence, well, ukrainian government officials took part in the last exhibition very big, i was there, i saw them, but obviously this is not enough, because we have limited exit for very many people, deputies cannot go to hold negotiations, and this is artificially blocked, international contacts are artificially blocked by ukrainian, ukrainian authorities, i would said, of course, i believe that this is a very big mistake of the ukrainian authorities, and everything must be done to finally change it. because inter-parliamentary diplomacy and cooperation between governments, and koval, despite the fact that he is the government commissioner for reconstruction, he is the chairman of the parliamentary committee, and in order for these investments, these funds to come to us, we just need to communicate with them, for for this you need to go to poland, for this you need to participate in the exhibitions w

support for ukraine, poland was once again engulfed in farmers' protests. how is this related, what are the forecasts and how, for the sake of common security, can we find a balance between dialogue and business interests and at the same time prevent the russian special services from manipulating us. well, first of all, you need to see the whole picture. that is, to see, for example, how the export of polish goods to ukraine. maybe we wanted... to see more investments, and we will probably discuss this in the near future, but also ukrainians buy a lot of polish goods, and this is important for public opinion in poland, because the mechanism is simple. i will now move on to the farmers: when you take this train to kyiv and see a glass of tea in front of you, you sit like in a movie and think, what to say to ukrainians, how to motivate them? then i got this... thought, you should also help us a little, help yourself, that is, if we want to do politics more military support, more mobilization of the west, we must have more support in our own society to carry o

presidential residence, well, this is an escape for them... such states where this would be possible, poland positions itself as such a stronghold of democracy and values, but this is simply how much image damage the system in general the statehood of poland and the immediate current head of state, but they actually facilitate, among other things, our information work, because even if we couldn’t come up with such a thing, two criminals are hiding from a court decision in the presidential residence. you know, this reminded me of how at a certain moment our fugitives tried to hide on the territory of the embassies of different states, on the territory of belarus, then they were taken out in trunks without any documentation, plus or minus the same situation, only here, probably, it was in the plans withdraw from this residence, andrze duda, these officials in the trunk already somewhere, i don’t know, towards germany, but it’s also unlikely, after they ruined all relations, it’s not even clear where to take these two characters. well, probably, they really planned to hide them from justice mor

wake up in poland. now i go to bed and i feel like i'm waking up in a foreign country. let's do our viewers watching on tv as in the united states in to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin today with the case for and against genocide. the international court of justice in the hague today began hearing why south africa is accusing is real a genocide against the people in gossip on tomorrow friday. israel will begin telling the court why that charge is deplorable and baseless by minister benjamin netanyahu has already called it a twisted world, praising these really military calling it the most moral army on the planet or south africa sees it differently, pointing to numerous public statements made by is really government and military leaders allegedly revealing the intent to wipe out not only him off, but also the palestinian people who have no choice but to stand in the way. on the 1st day of a genocide case against the state of each row in the hague, demonstrations on both sides, much to the

a different situation occurred, poland was divided into two camps, each of which believes that polands their state, but this camp is not the polish state, it is some other people, and we are for our poland, for our vision of poland. we'll just tear them all apart, what kind of poles are they, what kind of poles are they, and by the way, when the first polish president, gabriel narutowicz, was killed, it was conventionally tusk's camp, uh, conventional, well this is all very conditional, and the answer was that marshal pilsudski, this is also conditional tuska's camp, carried out a coup d'état and removed from... people who can be considered tkaczyński's conditional camp, it was back in 1900 in the 20th year, and even then i read the diaries of maria konopnytska, a great polish writer, who wrote that it is very scary to admit that we have two polands, and they have somehow miraculously survived after 100 years, and by the way, the problem is that it is us can be called a polish patient, it affects more and more european countries. look, there are already two countries everywhere, one o

poland joined the j7 declaration on security guarantees for ukraine.ccordingly , polish prime minister donald tusk made the statement during his visit to kyiv. the purpose of the declaration, as he said, is to mobilize democratic countries in support of ukraine. tutsk also stated that his country will fully support ukraine's quick accession to the european union, and that poland does not. there is nothing more important than supporting ukraine in its war against russian aggression, that is without a doubt the number one thing. there are also many bilateral issues that we need to discuss. we all we know that there are conflicts of interest and we will talk about them, but we will talk in a spirit of friendship, obviously, but also with a desire. solving problems as quickly as possible, rather than storing or multiplying them. it is very important for me to create the conviction that poland is the most reliable, most stable ally of ukraine in this deadly battle with evil. the head of the polish government in kyiv also announced that the polish government

and we, for our poland, for our vision of poland, will simply tear them all apart.what is this for poles, what kind of poles are they? and by the way, when the first polish president gabriel narutowicz was killed, in... it was the tusk camp, uh, conditional, well, it’s all very conditional, and the answer was that marshal pilsudski, this is also conditional tuska camp, carried out a coup d'état and from the side of the government of people, ugh , who can be considered a conditional camp of tkaczyński, it was still 1900 in the 20th year, and even then i was reading the diaries of maria konopnytska, a great polish writer, who wrote that it was very exciting. .. admit that we have two polands, and they somehow miraculously survived after 100 years, and by the way, the problem is that we can call it the polish disease, it affects more and more european countries, look, there are already two everywhere countries, one of which does not tolerate the other, i simply do not digest, but tell me, something similar is already happening in ukraine, and it has always been in ukra

and we, for our poland, for our vision of poland, we'll just tear them all apart.t kind of poles are these, what kind of poles are they? and, by the way, when the first polish president, gabriel narutowicz, was killed. tentatively, it was tusk's camp, tentatively, well, it's all very conditionally, and the answer was that marshal pilsudsky, this is also conditionally a camp tusk, carried out a coup d'état and removed from power people who can be considered tkaczyński's conditional camp, it was back in 1900, about 20 years ago, and even then i was reading the diaries of maria konopnytska, a great polish writer, who wrote that she was very... . it's scary to admit that we have two polands, and they have somehow miraculously survived after 100 years, and by the way, the problem is that we can call it the polish disease, it affects more and more european countries. look, everywhere there are already two countries, one of which does not tolerate the other, i just can't digest it. and tell me, something similar is already happening in ukraine, or maybe? it was, it's just

you know that the deputy prime minister died as a result of this story poland's anze lepper committedcide because he believed that his unjust accusation, well, i'm not a big fan of mr. lepper, but the story itself, it looks to say the least, deserves consideration, investigation, but the question is not even whether whether they are involved or not, the question is that the president of poland , andrzej duda, issued an illegal decree to pardon people who were not convicted, that is the whole story. if he waited for the verdict, it was nothing at all, ugh, he didn't wait for the verdict, what was it done for, it is unclear, it is clear that just then the party of law and justice... all the power, the president, the government, the parliament, and they believed that they could do whatever they wanted, ugh, and unfortunately, the president also believed so, now by the way, he says that he can pardon them, that's it, the crisis will be over, by the way, as soon as he pardons them again, again, they will be released immediately, there will be no problem with that, uh, but he doesn't want t

berlin closes state borders, poland blocks truck drivers. and farmers from ukraine.eryone against everyone. ideas of european integration in practice turned out to be just a fiction. national economic interests have become more important than the blue flag with stars. and as always, our president was right. what kind of culture can we talk about when there is no economy, and europe itself is on the verge of internecine war? it was simple economics with alexey avdonin. the best marker of a vibrant economy is high consumption, and over 8 million rubles of domestic loans were taken by belarusians in 2 weeks. in total , almost 1,700 contracts were concluded, recall 4% per annum, fixed rate for the entire term lending, and this is 3 years on a special product of belarusbank, favorable conditions. extend to a certain list of domestic goods, and this list may expand over time, because such a credit product turned out to be in demand among belarusians. the bank emphasizes that in each specific case the maximum amount will be determined depending on the applicant’s solvency a

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for 2 years after the ussr war. supplied medicines, building materials, clothing and food to poland,how do we know this, from this rare archival document, it says that the rostov-yaroslavl office shipped all the beans to the poles, which they had almost 43 tons, and initially russia planned to allocate 45 tons to poland, and if poland had then demanded these missing 2 tons, then they would have been moscow provided the indicator. the fact that in 1947 the ussr, despite the difficult years of crop failure in its country, sent thousands of tons of grain and food to poland. it was thanks to this help that the poles managed to avoid large-scale famine, and this despite the fact that at that time the soviet union suffered more than other countries from the war with the nazis. tell me, we don’t want to ask ourselves the question, that’s why after we got rid of this. let's say that now there are still programmers or developers who have not answered their questions question: is it necessary to leave russia, what would you advise them if they came to you for advice? listen to what cordal hal