well, look, protesters in poland can walk polish, poland is a democratic country, and after the times of solidarity, it is not customary to disperse protests in any way, so there will be protests. the other thing is that when these protests block the border of a country that is at war, the border that connects with the european union with nato, obviously, this is absolutely unacceptable, and that is why... i welcome today's decision of polish prime minister tusk, which is in order to be included in the infrastructure list important strategic objects, in particular the borders with ukraine, and provision for the passage of military cargo and humanitarian cargo, this is important, because military cargo was allowed through before, if it consisted of weapons headed there from the countries of our allies, as for humanitarian cargo, i have humanitarian friends who are from poland. poles, by the way, have been standing there for more than two weeks in these traffic jams, so there are also such cases, there are cases when equipment for ukrainian military factories is standing in traffic jams

mykola, you are currently in poland, what is actually being said in poland about the situation at theder, is it in the focus of media attention, and how is it being commented on? well, unfortunately, no. uh , the situation in poland is very difficult, because, unfortunately, all these protests, which have no real weight, because ukrainian grain does not stay in poland, it leaves. transit, there are actually no facts that any bad grain or other agricultural products delivered or sold in poland, this protest at the border rather became such a political tool because different politicians are involved, trying to settle scores one after the other, sometimes they are from the same party, sometimes from different parties, they support this movement polish farmers, polish farmers mainly demand that... european farmers are not to introduce various restrictions related to environmental policy in the european union. the ukrainian border is rather chosen for to draw more attention to this, because, as the poles say, if you close the border, everyone writes about it, but if you just drive around t

no political elite in any country in europe today is as focused on this topic as poland. as for other matters, yes. there are problems, and in fact some sectors of agriculture in poland are experiencing problems, i would be lying if i did not say that difficulties, although in general other industries also make money, according to the words of donald trump, we will talk about these words of donald trump a little later, in the meantime, another rather difficult topic concerns the continuation of assistance to refugees from ukraine, temporary military migrants who ended up, in particular, on the territory of poland and get here. shelter and help. i'll tell you a personal story, a little funny, but also a little not so good. not really, because it also applies, absolutely, applies to hundreds of thousands of my countrymen. women with children who came here after the start of this war. so, i bought a used car. this happened at the beginning of february and i have to legally register this car within one month of purchase. after purchasing this. i'm sorry, i found out that in o

. and military and large-scale military exercises that are taking place in poland, this is how polandis preparing and is fully aware that russia can attack them, although fully aware as well, as at least the current polish ruling politicians state that the best means to protect poland will be aid to ukraine and ukraine's victory in the war with russia, and this is what the prime minister is talking about... poland's donald tusk and minister of foreign affairs rodosław chykorski, they and other polish politicians, especially in their conversations with the american politicians, including from the republican camp. thank you, mr. andriy. andriy deshchytsi, the former head of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine and our country's ambassador to poland and finland, was in touch with us. we will literally take a break for a couple of minutes. please do not switch. there are discounts on paracetamol darnytsia 10% in the pharmacies of travel bam and oskad. ordinary things become unreal. heavy bags are not for my sore back, for back pain, try dolgit cream. long-acting cream relieves pain,

anyway, poland. i'm jewish. and i think before war two, poland was like 30% jewish and.that's where the germans wanted to put the concentration camps. and there are hardly any -- left, although the things you're talking, the sense of humor that came with the immigrants, i think in poland, always a sort of it was behind the iron curtain. i was born in the forties, but it was always a place that we sort of had a sense of, and i was never quite sure what was real and what was storybook or what we were being told. did you have any sense of the jewish community that was there? you know, i write about that one section of the the fifth chapter there was very talk of --. i was there in eighties. people were focused on solidarity and, you know, some of solidarity's most brilliant strategies were jewish. i didn't know that. yes. michnik brother's wife. good mc and they you know, the thing is, laurence wexler wrote the new yorker some wonderful articles about poland at that time and. he made the observation that they were not --, they were jewish and poles that time were united, yo

we have a detailed list that shows at what time how many trucks entered poland.his is shocking information, it is more than 6 billion zlotys that left for ukraine, but were supposed to stay in poland. this is 330,000 tons of technical grain, rapeseed, corn, which entered our market and most likely these products have already been eaten. that's how the services worked, that's why we... now it's so difficult to fix all this, because they got used to this kind of activity. the cheapest ton of wheat from ukraine, which entered poland last year, cost 51 zlotys, which is 20 times lower than the cost price. the deputy minister said that someone should look into each truck entering poland and find out what is there, in order to protect the interests of polish farmers and minimize ukrainian visas. agricultural goods to poland, the prime minister announced that he would defend the interests of eu farmers, and invited the entire ukrainian government to warsaw for negotiations. tusk said that if ukraine wants to be capable to mobilize the entire western world for its support

andriy, is taking place in poland and on the border between ukraine and poland.wednesday, february 21, polish farmers continue to block traffic. on the border with ukraine, as of this morning , approximately 25 trucks were waiting in line to enter our country from the republic of poland, according to a message from the state border service of ukraine. today, president zelensky announced that he instructed the government to be at the border with poland by february 24 and asked the prime minister of poland, donald tusk, too. to come there, and the president also called. anjaya dudu will support the government dialogue. let's listen to what zelensky said. i want to address the polish society and testify ukrainian gratitude to everyone who shares political manipulations and fundamental issues of national security. i want to address the polish government, prime minister tusk and the ministers. i instructed. to our government in the near future by february 24 to be at the border between our states, the head of the government of ukraine, our entire government, from logi

over the territory of poland. but that doesn't matter. what matters is that the war began and poland fell prey to the policies that had pursued against czechoslovakia. as under the well known motor, tougher than trump packed part of that territory, including western ukraine, was to be given to russia. thus russia, which was the name of the ussr, we gained its historical lands after the victory and the great patriotic war. as we call world war to all those territories will ultimately enshrined as belonging to russia to the ussr. as for poland, it received apparently in compensation, the lands which had originally being german, the eastern parts of germany. these are now western lands of poland. of course, poland regained access to the baltic, sea and danzig, which was once again, given its polish name. so this was how this situation developed. in 1922, when the ussr was being established, the bolshevik started building the ussr and established the soviet new crane, which had never existed before. styling insisted t

over the territory of poland. but that doesn't matter. what matters is that the war began, and poland fell prey to the policies that pursued against czechoslovakia. as under the well known motor top ribbon truck packed part of that territory, including west and ukraine, was to be given to russia. thus russia, which was the name of the ussr, we gained its historical lands after the victory and the great patriotic war. as we call world war 2. all those territories will ultimately enshrined as belonging to russia to the us as well. as for poland, it received apparently in compensation, the lands which had originally being german, the eastern parts of germany. these are now western lands of poland. of course, poland regained access to the baltic, sea and danzig, which was once again, given its polish name. so this was how this situation developed in 1922. when the ussr was being established, the bolsheviks started building the ussr and established the soviet ukraine, which had never existed before starting insisted th

bank of the dnieper. again went to poland in 1939 after poland collaborated with hitler, and polandlaborated with hitler, and hitler proposed, we have everything in the documents in the archives, proposed to conclude a peace treaty with poland on friendship and alliance there, but demanded that poland gave us up. germany, refused to comply with hitler’s demands, but nevertheless took part together with hitler in the division of czechoslovakia, but since it did not give up the danz corridor, they still forced it, the poles forced it, they played too hard and forced hitler to start a second... hitler had nothing left to implement his plans to start with poland. by the way, the soviet union behaved, i read archival documents, behaved very honestly, and the soviet union asked for permission from poland to send its troops to help czechoslovakia, but... including western ukraine, russia, under the name of the soviet union, thus returned to its own and historical territories, after the victory in the great patriotic war, as we say, this is the second world war, all these territories were f

respond if poland itself attacks it, such an indirect threat to poland in quite tense, yes, you, you know this absolutely well, i absolutely also feel that these kind of statements are actually a rather alarming signal that putin will be able to use them. this, this is a kind of justification, an argument that he can attack poland if poland attacks them, and invent already... reasons why poland attacked russia, he will have a lot of reasons, well, in particular even at least because will shoot down a russian missile on the territory of poland, which will be mistakenly launched in the direction of ukraine, but she will fly to poland, can they negotiate the use of the airport. whether the airport grounds in rzeszów as a kind of threat, because weapons against russia are supplied through it, and this is already an attack on russia, or simply come up with some kind of provocation and thus have grounds for justification for attacking poland. in poland it is taken seriously, and i think i hear more and more. in poland, who say that we need to get serious enough about strengthening poland's

and in poland , for sure, at least the consul general of poland in lviv, eliza dzvonkiewicz, strongly condemned the actions of polish farmers in polish-ukraine. to whom the border apologized to warring ukraine, which she wrote on twitter: i cannot pretend that i do not see these shameful actions of poland on the polish-ukrainian border, i ask for your forgiveness, dear ukrainian friends, what is happening cannot be the work of my compatriots, what ms. dzvonkiewicz said, whether or not this is the answer to the fact that polish farmers could be used by... pro-russian forces or russian forces and or russian special services and put that tractor on which yesterday's poster was, putin, please intervene in this matter and solve this issue, how do you see it, or is it the mood of a part of the poles, whether we are wrong or whether these are provocateurs, you know the situation in poland much better than any of us. and you can say for sure that it was a provocation, or it was the position of a part of people who may think so, well, first of all, i would like to say that i would like to note

the dnieper again went to poland in 1939 after poland collaborated with hitler, and poland collaboratedith hitler, and hitler proposed, everything is in the documents in our archives, he proposed to conclude peace with poland, a treaty of friendship and alliance there, but demanded that... poland give back to germany, so called the corridor, which connected the main part of germany with könecksberg and east prussia, and after the first world war this part of the territory was given to poland, instead of dag the city of gdansk appeared, so hitler begged them to give it up, give it up peacefully, the poles refused. appreciated, thank you very much, so, after before now it’s boring, maybe, but it explains a lot, it’s not boring, no, well, great, then i’m very pleased that you are so this is the second world war, when poland collaborated with germany, refused fulfill hitler's demands, but nevertheless took part with hitler in the division of czechoslovakia, but since she did not give up the dantse corridor, they still forced her, the poles forced her, they played too hard and forced her. hi

the government in poland works very intensively. i have just had detailed conversations with people who deal with exactly this at the level of relations between poland and the eu, the european commission and ukraine. i also know that there are certain solutions prepared, although i do not have the authority to speak about them at the moment, but i also do not want us to be upset by every protest, because it is simply not constructive. the protests also have a different context, because if someone is deeply interested in polish politics, he knows that in reality these farmers are more likely to criticize the european commissioner from of poland wojciechowski, who is responsible for the issue. a country at war, and this is one of the main, one of the main channels of any transit, it seems obvious, the prime minister of poland understands this, polish members of the government and deputies understand this, the intensity of these protests will probably decrease soon, i have i mean, i personally think, i know this may sound strange, i re

dnieper again went to poland.ter poland collaborated with hitler, and poland collaborated with hitler. and hitler proposed everything in the documents we have in the archives, he proposed to conclude a peace treaty with poland on friendship and alliance there, but demanded that poland give back to germany, the so-called corridor, which connected the main part of germany with könecksberg and east prussia, and after the first world war. with germany, refused to fulfill hitler’s demands, but nevertheless participated with hitler in the division of czechoslovakia, but since she did not give up the danz corridor, they still forced her, the poles forced her, they played too hard and forced hitler to start the second world war, precisely with them. why did the war begin on september 1, 1939 , precisely with poland? it turned out to be intractable, hitler had no choice when implementing his plans, start with poland. by the way, what about the soviet union? behaved, i read archival documents, behaved very honestly, and the

a river once again was given back to poland in 1939 off to poland, cooperated with hitler. it did collaborate with you to let you know. hitler offered poland, peace, and a treaty of friendship and alliance. we have all the relevant documents in the archives, demanding, and return the poland, give back to germany, the so called dens and colorado, which connected the bulk of germany with east prussia and koenigsberg after world war one. this territory was transferred to poland and instead of dancing a city of dance emerged, hitler asked them to give it amicably, but they refused. still, they collaborated with hitler and engaged together in the partitioning of czechoslovakia, may asking you're making the case that the ukraine certainly parts mccraney student crane has an in effect. russia has been for hundreds of years. why wouldn't you just take it when you became president? 24 years ago you had initially your weapons, they don't actual your land. why did you wait so long? sure. i'll tell you. i'm coming to that. this briefing is coming to an end. it might be boring, but it e

there not only about ukraine, but also about poland.s is already... with us, we welcome you to our airwaves, congratulations, good morning, mr. dariush, let's start first with the ukrainian-polish border and the blockade by farmers from farmers' protests, we we hoped that this would not happen anymore, because donald tusk already came to us , and there were talks, but everything returned to normal again, why is this happening, that they are talking about it in poland, well, here, if you compare this situation , which we saw in... as part of the so-called green system of the program of the european union, which takes into account the fight against climate change. mr. dariush, we know how russia works, and very often in the european union, when , for example, poland and ukraine demonstrate unity, russia begins to implement some their attempts to quarrel or attempts to shake this unity, or for these protests. farmers, who are now all over the european union, is it just a matter of elections, or is there no hand of the kremlin? well, if mos

poland can completely close the border to ukrainian goods.sk promises to consider banning the import of russian food. a new world order without russia. putin is blackmailing the west with nuclear weapons in response to nato expansion. how to react? civilized world. fighters of the 63rd separate mechanized brigade hit a russian t-90 tank breakthrough. the explosive video was released by the ground forces of the armed forces of ukraine. let's see it too. well, that's how the russian tank got there now i will voice the question for you, and we will start, we will move on to a conversation with our guest, first, is a new world order possible, novus ordum, seclorum, as it is called in latin, is a new world order possible without an aggressive russia, yes or no if you want to answer yes. then you dial the number 0800 211 381 08021381, if you say no, it is impossible, then your number is 0800 211 382, ​​please join, it is very important for us to know your opinion, and now it is very important for us to know the opinion of mykola knyazhyvskyi, that

in the past, our location was poland's misfortune. but today it could be a blessing , the middle of europe. it is the straight line between berlin and moscow as well as between north and south. we live in peace. and if they don't visit the way that they did before. i looked at those pictures that you showed me downstairs. i saw them myself. and i would like you to understand why that success, why that victory happened. communism used simple methods of fighting. communism simply prevented people from self organizing. they broke apart any attempts among people to self organize. and quietly, the communists [inaudible] do you see the 200,000 soviet soldiers stationed in poland watching over you? are you also aware that around the borders of poland, there's another million soldiers? they told us, stop joking around, you have no chances. and for a long time, poland's will was crushed, and so was the world's. people did not believe that it was possible to overcome communism in the foreseeable future. but look what happened. pres. walesa: [sp

poland has taken in millions of ukrainian refugees and asked for help, and poland is a member of the european union and nato. we really do it is important that poland not just voted for our membership, but ... through poland, well, of course, this quite seriously affects the past of ukrainians, ukrainians survived the holodomor, and it looks like blasphemy that our neighbors, the poles, are doing this to ukrainian grain , and it is clear that in conditions where we have one western border through which a lot of products pass. not civilian, but military products, it looks like the poles are trying in some way to harm, prevent this and do everything to prevent these products from coming here. well, you see, in order to prepare a delicious zhurik or borscht, you need to know how to cook it, secondly, to choose the right ingredients, and thirdly, to put your heart into the preparation of this dish. unfortunately, all these three components are missing in the current ukrainian-polish relations, and the dish does not work. in order for it to work out for us, i emphasize once again, there i

i came back to poland two years ago.empowerment of women and girls. i think there was a lot more forward looking, in that sense. and i think, yes, i've seen a lot of polarisation and a lot of hate speech. so, i think it's a little bit of poland that i don't recognise. 0k. thank you very much indeed. thank you. sir, overthere. thank you very much, sir. our morality doesn't change. the world might change, but morality need to stay the same. - one man, one woman for a lifetime - is the best thing - that god has given us, and it needs to be preserved. thank you very much, sir. any other thoughts from the audience, who were very noisy earlier? madam? i also have pretty conservative views, and i'm against gay or lesbian marriages. but, still, i believe some compromise is needed, just to protect people's rights. so, i believe same—sex civil unions would be a good compromise that would ensure that people's rights — for instance, for the information about their partner's health — that those rights may be ensured. thank you. thank

we welcome you , we continue, who joined us, thank you for being with espresso, our colleague from polandlish journalist and expert marekt, marko, we welcome you, can you hear us, congratulations, i hear, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, glory, i know that you and i have already talked about this so many times and already thought that they would finally put an end to this with court decisions, actions on... from the police, etc. by the actions of the new coalition government, let's see what the confederation is doing now, which loudly proclaims freedom and independence, is actually eurosceptic, as rafal mekler fasts, so they are already building barricades in the middle of the road, sticking the proportions of the european union and spilling grain from sealed transports , that is, they are committing criminal acts, and the question remains: one thing: there is no way ukraine can act there, we even spoke with our border guards just now. why do you think he does nothing against the same meckler and his confederates, for example, the police or local authorities when they are not produc

now on bbc news, world questions: poland. jonny dymond and welcome to world questions from the royal castle in the polish capital warsaw. the new government has been making sweeping changes as it seeks to roll back the reforms of the last administration. the audience here will put their questions to a panel of senior politicians. applause. welcome to the ballroom of the royal castle in warsaw. this former royal palace is where the first constitution of poland was signed and in poland today, constitutional issues — who runs the country and how — are top of the bill. the new prime minister has sacked the heads of state—owned media, dismissed the protests of the courts, and clashed over and over again with the president, an ally of the last government. the prime minister says he is re—establishing democracy and de—politicising the state. the president says the new government is violating the constitution and promoting anarchy. this country is right next to ukraine and was the first to offer aid. how strong is that commitment, tw

in 2023, grain from ukraine will not be imported to poland, there is a slaughter embargo on imports,n of international agreements, bilateral agreements, its internal documents of the european union and contrary to the position of the european commission, in ukraine and the embargo, which was introduced in april last year, it continues to this day, and i now see no prospects in the political and... social situation for tsenbergo to be removed, so all those who say that ukrainian grain creates some problems in poland on the polish market, they are simply lying, because there is no such situation. secondly, the european commission recommended that those countries that have problems with ukrainian agricultural products, and they border ukraine, can sign bilateral agreements. the problem is that the polish side in these agreements actually wants to get the opportunity to introduce an embargo on the import of all ukrainian agricultural products, it hides it, it does not hide it, and instead so far, only the draft of the corresponding decision of the european commission should take place an

in response, ukrzaliznytsia stated that ukrainian grain is transported through poland in transit to germany. all wagons are checked and then sealed. therefore , none of the imposed bans were violated. ukrzaliznytsia is outraged by such actions and has informed polish railways and the embassy of ukraine in poland. let me remind you that the main demand of agrarians is to limit the import of agricultural products from ukraine, earlier, the poles announced a complete blockade of checkpoints at railway stations and seaports. they give an answer. according to public information, ukrainian carriers have started a peaceful action against the poles. drivers gathered at three checkpoints: rava ruska, grebene, kerkivets, korchova and sheghini medika. the head of the public organization ukrainian transport union in the lviv region notes that polish trucks will be allowed into the territory of ukraine with the same delay as poles allow ukrainian ones. they continue to be respected in the capital heroes of the heavenly hundred on february 20, 10 years ago on the maidan. bloody shootings of peaceful prot

, they will be shot down on the territory of poland., the important thing is that the war began, and now poland itself has become a victim of the policy that it pursued towards czechoslovakia, because according to the well-known protocols the hammer has been hammered. russia, under the name of the soviet union, returned in this way to its own and historical territories after the victory in the great patriotic war, as we say, this is the second world war, all these territories were finally secured for russia, for the soviet union, poland in compensation. this is how this situation developed during the formation of the soviet union; it was already in 1922 that the bolsheviks began to form the ussr. and created soviet ukraine , which until now, which until now did not exist at all, while stalin insisted that these republics that were being formed should be included as autonomous entities, but for some reason the founder of the soviet state , lenin, insisted that so that they have the right to secede from the soviet union and also according

maryna danylyuk yarmalayeva noted, the prime minister of poland donald tusk clearly stated that the points with ukraine will be considered critical infrastructure to guarantee the passage of aid, and tusk actually relied on this despite with all due respect to the protests of polish farmers, which are actually an element of such and also a side effect of democracy, the poles themselves explain that... these protests are so carefully guarded to never, ever allow a repetition of communist times, therefore, it is important for them, but you need to understand that these are not protests against us, these are protests of business itself, this is their competition, struggle, and as the poles claim, we also have this ahead of us, and there is still a very long conversation ahead, so you need to sign up strong nerves and search. the language of dialogue. thank you. on this optimistic note, we will end our conversation. our program is running out of time. maria gurska from warsaw, maryna danylyuk yarmaleva from kyiv, serhii rudenko from lviv. and we talked about what actually happens in ukr

and we promised to talk about our people there, that is, in warsaw and all over poland, we will talkh public activist, human rights activist natalia panchenko. congratulations, ms. natalya. greetings, have a good day. mrs. natalia, poland immediately opened the door to ukrainians, they even had such a joke as to welcome 1 million ukrainians to poland, and the answer to this question sounded like their own. there were actually nuances there, yes, because even those social payments that they received were very often received by the owners of the apartments, who were supposed to feed these ukrainians, after that a very large number of ukrainians found work in poland and actually began to support themselves, but some still need some kind of help there, and now there is a threat that warsaw will have a special status for ukrainians will not continue, but we understand that there is probably the most. but ours, what awaits them in such a case? in fact, according to various estimates, there are about 1.5 million ukrainian refugees in poland today, that is, precisely those who arrived after

well , let's go now in poland, in fact, a decision was made that the exchange of goods will not be blocked, they will look for some kind of understanding, well, actually, has this search for an understanding begun and, again, how long to wait for it, because the ukrainians have already are used to the fact that if there are some key issues, and russia and local elites are still interested, then it is put in a very, very long box, like , say, the story with the states, johnson again. says that we are not going to put the issue of ukraine to the vote yet, we will now to think, and it is already, frankly, hands down, you just understand that it is something in poland too, it will be a long story with this solution of the issue without blocking the exchange of goods, or is this another stage that will stretch again, stretch into times, well , look, and the united states of america and poland are our closest allies, and obviously russia is doing everything to sow chaos there in various ways, because if it was, if it depended only on biden, he would have long ago signed the granting of ukraine a

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this was announced by the prime minister of poland, donald tusk. during the last week, farmers have been protesting at the border, including those who yesterday in warsaw held an action against the european green course and the influx of ukrainian agricultural products. is going to repeat his move again on march 6. the accrual of cashback under the buy ukrainian program can be similar to the "e-support" service, when ukrainians received funds on a virtual bank card. this was reported by darina zarivna, adviser to the head of the president's office. spend these the accrued money can then be used exclusively for goods produced in ukraine - experts say. in addition, the main issue is reality. new initiative of the president is to attract appropriate funds for it. according to the senior economist, economist of the center for economic strategy, yuriy gaidai , in theory, the so-called cashback can really increase tax revenues in the budget, stimulate import substitution, that is , produce more ukrainian goods, sell more ukrainian goods, accordingly impr

in no world did poland force hitler to invade poland. not since hitler and the nazis cooked that up as a ridiculous joke in 1939 and committed american fascists who wrote this monstrosity, not in 85 years has anybody tried to sell that kind ofto horse hockey fairy tale of who started world war ii to the american people. until now. now it's back. thursday night a new interview with russian president vladimir putin with a former fox news host was posted online. and if you heard anything about it i'm going h to guess you probably read news articles about it that r described the interview as boring. you might have read that it started with putinea giving a lg inexplicable and boring history lecture that went on b and on a on andnd on and didn't seem to have a point and definitely lost most of its american audience. true, aller true. part of the e history lecture where putin got to 1939, at which point he then claimed in this interview that it was poland who started world war ii.st poland did it because even though poland had cooperated with

what is poland's position here? this is the government.f course, but how can such mechanisms look like encouraging ukrainians of mobilization age to return home from the eu. if there is such a request from ukraine, the ukrainian government to you, activate these people? to be honest, it's hard to say what it could look like without violating any basic human rights, because we know that no one will, i don't know, look for reservists and send them to ukraine, it's not about that, maybe we can apply some delicate administrative decisions, but only legal ones. i'm just afraid it won't look like... it will the problem of the eu countries, because it is not possible to act so simply. there are things that we have to promote, which are important from the point of view of the future of ukraine, important for the eu, which are in the hands of the european union or the usa. we clearly know that this is a question of providing resources, production, ammunition, these are questions that can be in our hands. the question of mobilization is primarily a

reality it is unlikely to be possible, with all due respect to the position of the baltic states and poland and others, all the same, the question that is now stuck in the congress is an electoral question for the united states of america, and here the ruling circles, in particular the democratic and republican parties, they look at the solution of this problem absolutely through the prism of the upcoming elections , which are just around the corner, and you know, it was, well, we missed that time, well, we americans there in the first place, missed the moment when it was possible to solve this issue, and then the experts, so to speak, warned that the further before the elections, it will be more difficult to solve it, therefore the question... the involvement of other countries and their diasporas in this problem, it seems to me that it is, so to speak, not unrealistic, especially since the diaspora of the diaspora, they are all, they are all citizens of the united states of america, if we are talking about them , and each of these diasporas, in principle, belongs to one or another party,

in no world did poland force hitler to invade poland. i mean, not since hitler and the not cease cooked up as a ridiculous joke in 1939, and committed american fascists like the guy who made this monstrosity wrote it down for them, and tried to spread it around to the american public. not an 85 years has anybody tried to sell that kind of horse hockey fairytale of who started world war ii, to the american people. until now, now it's back. >> thursday night, a new interview with russian president vladimir putin, with a former fox news host was posted online. and if you heard anything about it, i'm going to guess that you probably read news articles about it, that described the interview as boring. you might have read that it started with putin giving a long, inexplicable, and boring history lecture that went on and on and on and on, and didn't seem to have a point, and that definitely lost most of its american audience. true, all true. except for the part of the history lecture where putin got to 1939. at which point, he then claimed in t

poland, but polish government officials were not there, because in fact, donald tusk clearly said thatwill meet on march 28, we have a meeting planned, we will meet and talk about everything. shmygal, on the other hand, said that ukraine has developed and is offering poland a plan mutual understanding, regarding the unblocking of the border, it consists of five steps, but the issue of the deblocking border must be resolved earlier. march 28, otherwise ukraine reserves the right to apply mirror measures at checkpoints. let's first talk about how it looks from the side of the ukrainian border. first of all, marina, what does shmyhal's trip look like, and why did it happen, why did they go there, why, i can't understand, if no one was waiting for them there, and then they took a group photo at the border, they said, well, no one came . we we we do not know at all what the poles want, i think that we will best discuss this topic with maria, on one side and on the other side of the border, i can tell you how it looks from the ukrainian side, in fact, i am a supporter of the fact that all su

how much have relations between russia and poland changed?elations do our two countries depend on which party is in power in warsaw? you know, practically nothing has changed, in fact, a sharp collapse of russian-polish relations occurred in the spring of 1914, after the coup in kiev and after the return of crimea to its native harbor and after... supported and humanitarian relations abruptly curtailed, the war with monuments to soviet soldiers began - liberators in poland. so there are no significant differences in the approaches of liberals and conservatives to relations with russia, they they even competed with each other , they probably still compete in who is the toughest anti-russian, who is supposedly showing weakness, they exchange such accusations, so so far we have not seen any changes in the general atmosphere, well, for example, on january 17.. ... the next anniversary of the liberation of warsaw was celebrated, we, as usual, notified the polish ministry of defense that we would hold a wreath-laying ceremony at our memorial cemete

minister of agriculture of poland reacted to the situation with ukrainian grain scattered on the border. let me remind you that the farmers who protested near the doroguska checkpoint stopped three ukrainian trucks and dumped grain on the road. the law enforcement officers started an investigation, and the minister of agriculture of poland, czeslaw sekerski, apologized for such actions of polish farmers, but at the same time he... said that farmers, they say, can be understood. farmers have not mastered their emotions, but it should be remembered that they are in a very difficult economic situation. on the eve spring field work, they have no money to buy fertilizers and plant protection products, it is hard not to understand their desperation. and also, sekersky reported that technical talks are currently underway with the ukrainian minister of agriculture regarding trade conditions that would limit the influx of ukrainians. goods, because, according to the polish side, this destabilizes the polish market. taras vysotskyi, first deputy minister of agrarian policy and food of ukraine, jo

in no world did poland force hitler to invade poland.is cooked up as a ridiculous joke in 1939, and committed -- wrote it down for them and tried to spread it around the american public, not an 85 years has anybody tried to sell that kind of horse hockey fairytale of who started world war ii to the american people. until now. now, it's back. thursday night, a new interview with russian president vladimir putin, with a former fox news host, was posted online. and if you heard anything about it, i'm gonna guess that you probably read news articles about it that described the interview as boring. you might have read that it started with putin giving a long, unacceptable, and boring history lecture that went on and on and didn't seem to have a point, and that definitely lost most of its american audience. all true. except for the part of the history lecture where putin got to 1939. at which point he then claimed, in this interview, that it was poland who started world war ii. poland did it. because even though poland had cooperated with hitl

poland will reduce payments for children and cancel refugee status if a ukrainian left poland back toine. it’s quite logical, since maybe he wants to return, it means he doesn’t really need it in temporary protection. it seems like nothing. terrible, but everything is much larger. the polish authorities, bypassing the laws, are canceling documents for ukrainian refugees that guarantee social benefits and are curtailing social programs, despite the fact that the flow of refugees has not dried up. and donald tusk turned out to be more cunning than his predecessors, with whom polish farmers, miners, transport workers were dissatisfied, and practically all of them spent money from polish taxpayers on ukrainians, the ukrainian bloody junta, and on fugitive belarusians same. so tuska decided not to wait for strikes and protests of the poles, he immediately cuts off the oxygen, and what actually remains for him to do? warsaw spent 7 billion dollars in just 8 months on the maintenance of ukrainian refugees, poland spent at least 8 billion dollars on military aid to the kiev regime, as a resul

what is happening to our ukrainian grain in poland.on the other hand, there is also an understanding that the problem is also perhaps based on very specific...things, in particular, when it comes to the crossing of the border by certain, so to speak, not entirely bona fide firms, which are more likely to collude and accordingly, it affects the polish market. myroslav cech, a member of the polish diet of the second and third terms of office, wrote very well about this, the article is extremely eloquent with very specific figures, in your opinion, what are the tools, so we understand that poland is now entering the regime of self-governing elections. yes, and the political emotions that had died down a little, now the competition between the pis and the civil platform is starting to rise again, and we went further and further, plus the confederation, what instruments do you think poland is able to adopt and what mechanisms should would it be mutually acceptable to adopt in warsaw and kyiv? well, the first tool is the introduction of road