that is, poland.overnment indicated that by this time the polish state and government had practically ceased to exist, and accordingly ceased actions, all contracts. during the war, about 22 thousand polish officers were subsequently shot. the executions were called the katyn execution. the poles attribute this execution to the nkvd. many in russia believe that the germans did this in occupied territory. the topic of the katyn execution remains one of the most painful historical topics in russian-polish relations. the polish first infantry division, formed in 1943, fought as part of the red army, on the basis of which the first army was formed. the soviet authorities planted polish poland on their own and prevented the national liberation committee. the uprising was suppressed by the germans with extreme cruelty and cost the lives of several hundred thousand. peace among the city population. nowadays , the question of the extent to which it was possible for the red army to help the rebels is hotly deb

er, yes, it is true, the country is very divided, actually after 2010 we see these divisions in poland, which are not decreasing, on the contrary, it seems to me that they somehow deepen from election to election, and politicians. populists are also running their campaigns, and a large part of polish society that does not support either the civil platform or rights and justice, the two biggest political forces in poland, is trying to look for some new party, sometimes it finds it in old parties, such as the left party, but ideas which for them, there are close ones, and that is why sometimes these parties can... somewhere improve their results in the elections, or as we can see, on the example of shimon, the main ones, his party, which actually, thanks, actually, yes, so to speak in the benches, thanks to this competition between law and justice and the civil platform, found its voter, that is , a large part of polish society is tired of this political revalization of this political struggle, and would like to have the right to choose. the party, which would not be in such a confrontat

poland took part in the czyslawki section.mber 21, 1938 polish. gave the czechs an ultimatum to return the cieszyn region to them, but on september 17, 1939, 2 and a half weeks after germany’s attack on poland, the soviet government sent troops to the territory of western ukraine, that is, to poland. the note from the soviet government indicated that by this point the polish state and government had practically ceased. exist and, accordingly , all agreements ceased to apply. during the war, about 22 thousand polish officers were shot. subsequently, the executions were called the katyn execution. the poles attribute the execution to the nkvd. many in russia believe that the germans did this in occupied territory. the topic of the katyn massacre remains one of the most painful historical. istic polish people's republic, which later became a member of the warsaw pact. at the initiative of the ussr, poland included vast territories in the west that previously belonged to germany. pomerania, selesia, and the southern part of east p

poland is very active here. politically, poland is also pressuring germany to provide its da...addition, there is a quick plan to expand these capabilities, because we also want to produce ammunition, more ammunition, so there is a plan to do it quickly. here i would like to mention the open letter of the foreign ministers of poland, germany and france. ministers sikorsky, berbok and sejourne together with... is everything really that bad? however, what he did learn, because i understand very well what is really happening in france. let's say a few words about it. this is of course. also has an internal context, because macron is competing with marine le pen and wants to show and emphasize how insincere she is. to what extent its main competitor is pro-russian, this is an internal context. it is in france, it should be said. instead, there are changes, and they are huge. french politicians say directly, we don't want putin here and we know what a threat he is, because the west knows something, which probably it is less noticeable, even in poland, that the collapse of the ukraini

today i want to direct my gaze to poland. beyond the former. common things: emotionality, talent, but still, in the character of the two peoples there is a lot of truth and optionality, and disorganization. another country, but still the most important difference between the two countries was that russia adopted the eastern version of christianity, and poland - the western, roman one, which entailed fundamental and far-reaching consequences. catholicism contributed to development in poland latin-language culture, scholasticism, universities, as well as knighthood, burghers, and city government. under the rule of the grand duchy of lithuania, and russia until the 15th century communicated with poland through lithuania, which separated it from poland. but in 1462 , ivan ii occupied the moscow throne. grand duke of vladimir and moscow, sovereign of all russia, nicknamed the gatherer of the russian land. was reached. the final liberation of the country from ardyn dependence, a code of law, a set of laws was adopted, the current c

what is poland preparing for? it is clear from the military maneuvers command.y of defense of the republic will redeploy troops from the western part of the country to the east, closer to the border with ukraine and the kaliningrad region. special strengthening and increased strategic attention to kasinik-kamysh. by the suwalki corridor , the bresst gate, a military operational group on the belarusian-polish border consisting of 30,000 military personnel was equipped with combat helicopters, f-16 fighters and leopard tanks. the minister will allocate more than $200 million for additional purchases and completion. poland is probably planning to start operation against belarus to drag nato into the conflict, because they understand ukraine is losing. the polish leadership has never hidden its desire to return the lost lands in western ukraine. now is quite an opportune moment. the mission to prepare the polish army for such a development of events was entrusted to the kosinika kamysh. when asked, he has not even begun to answer, he lowers his eyes down and rolls h

through lithuania, which separated it from poland. , ivan ii occupied the moscow throne. grand duke of vladimir and moscow, sovereign of all russia, who received the nickname “gatherer of the russian land.” was final liberation has been achieved. country from ardyn dependence, a code of law and a set of laws were adopted, the current coat of arms of russia, a double-headed eagle, was adopted, the current moscow kremlin and the assumption cathedral were built, and under him the rise of russia began. from that time on, the russian state became a significant force in eastern europe and began to squeeze its neighbors, and how? in place of scattered feudal ones. principalities, a new major power in eastern europe emerged, perceiving itself as a revival of kievan rus, but the mechanisms his formations were qualitatively different. than in poland. in poland, the land of secular feudal lords was exempt from most state taxes. in russia, all classes, even boyars and nobles, from youth to old age, were obliged to serve the sovereign. not only th

what do you think is happening around poland's agricultural policy? can we say that the elections largely determine the attitude of politicians, both the previous government and the current one, to the protests of polish farmers? i... i think it's too much, that is, the politicians paid a lot of attention to the protests, they paid a lot of attention to the gazelles, the protesting farmers, and they were preparing for the elections, trying not to do any radical measures in relation to these protests, but i don't think that the protests in any way will change after these elections, because the protests are not so much... attached to the elections, as the protests are quite chaotic in nature, they demand, first of all, changes in european legislation, if we talk about what is really happening now with such a political situation in poland, how in general it is influenced by how long the country has been in such a situation. election fever, parliamentary elections, local elections, and now also elections to the european parliament? eh, yes, it's true, the

coalitions for arming ukraine in various directions, poland is very active here, politically polandlso putting pressure on germany to provide its remote rockets here i would like to mention the opening letter of the foreign ministers of poland, germany and france, ministers sikorski, berbok and sejourne together stated that today ukraine will be hit, and tomorrow it could be any european country. the position is new here france, this thinking has changed in france. filmmaker agnieszka holland recently told me during an interview that the world learned nothing after world war ii. is everything really that bad? however, what did he learn? because i have a good understanding of what is really happening in france? let's say a few words about it. this, of course, also has an internal context, because macron is competing with marine le pen and wants to show off. his main competitor is pro-russian, it is worth emphasizing how insincere she is, how internal the context is, it is in france to say about it, instead there are changes, and they are huge, french politicians say directly, we do n

local elections were held in poland yesterday., we heard about local elections in poland in the last three months in connection with the blocking of roads and the border with ukraine, because everyone said, well, poland is preparing for local elections, so in principle, probably, this is connected, and politicians do not want to interfere there, or influence farmers. farmers vote for local elections, and it is important that these political forces, who are counting on these votes, that they get them, which the poles got as a result of yesterday's local elections, i know that there will be a second round in some cities there, regarding the presidents, it is correctly called a bridge in poland, and it seems to me that in some communities there will still be elections or a second round or , please, i am specific about the polish elections, but there are three levels of local self-government in poland, and these were elections for all local self-government bodies, i.e. about united territorial communities, to district ones councils, a

in the case of moldova, it is also the same as it was in poland and estonia, poland and latvia, theseler countries have fewer complex topics. for a large country, every topic related to the eu is difficult, because it concerns the economy, money, possible protests, conflicts. yes, it is during integration. this is what i would like all ukrainians to prepare for. therefore, in most cases, these consultations have shown that there is common thinking, that there are common projects, whether in the field of tourism or sports, practically. allies agreed to create a nato fund for ukraine in the amount of 100 billion dollars for 5 years. what is the position of poland in this matter? the position is unequivocally in favor, because this is a spare option, as a result, it will probably become a parallel option. let's remember where it all started, it all started with the fact that the speaker of the house of representatives johnson of the united states blocked the vote and now it is impossible to reach a situation that will make it possible to get this money for the purchase of weapons, after

, if poland even returns, then it will probably already be such a signal, you know, that poland already the verge of war. well, these are the opinions of polish citizens regarding the proposal of the defense ministers of poland and lithuania. and ukraine, and whether ukraine will appeal to poland or lithuania or other european countries with the help of the return of men of conscription age, we will continue to talk with us yuriy fedorenko, commander of the achilles unmanned aerial systems battalion of the 92nd separate assault brigade named after kosh ataman ivan sirk. i congratulate you. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. mr. yuri, you must have heard that today here are these statements of the defense ministers, first of all poland. then lithuania, do you think ukraine should apply for such help? well, let's look at the latest statements that came from our ministry of defense, it was clearly stated. about the fact that everyone will have the opportunity to authorize, necessarily set their data, after that get the necessary consular service, but it will fully work disorientingly from

they were all citizens of poland, let me remind you that in 1947 the communist authorities deported 153 thousand people from the territory of south-eastern poland and scattered these people with the aim of their complete assimilation on the territory of northern and western poland, that is, to those territories that were annexed, annexed to poland from germany, er, and there were, er, after 1990 , when it was possible to start talking about such complex issues, questions shares of vistula was quite unambiguous, because already in 1990 the senate of polish poland approved the decision. a decision that this action was a crime, but the sejm, i.e. the second house or the first main house of the polish parliament, did not accept it, and only this decision remained. we remember later that in 1997, in 1997, a monument was opened on the territory of the yavozhno concentration camp, where almost 4,000 people were detained during the vistula campaign, including almost 170 people who died. died a tragic death there, people who were there, sat, did not want, did not want, did not want to rememb

in the lands of lemkivshchyna, nasvsnia, polmshchyna and pidliascha. the poles who moved to poland, ukraine, let's say they moved to their historical homeland, the veil, why, because they were colonists here, they already lived here for more than one century, their children and grandchildren were already born here , great-grandchildren and so on, but this territory was ukrainian people, and they were simply returning to their... historical homeland, and the polish government, by the way, called on them to return to their historical lands, why was it so important for the poles at that time to return, so that their population returned to the territory of poland, the fact is that after the second world war, poles were allocated the so-called zeme otziskanny, that is, those lands that had already been mastered at the time. and the new border along the oder and the neisse, it cut off from the german ethnic territory at that time already large massifs, such as silesia, such as pomerania, such as the eastern prussia, if east prussia, let's say, was divided into two parts, from one part the

that is , trade-economic, political-economic, and this the actual issue of protests by europeans in poland, in the european union, and here agrarian protests, and here we can say... that we also achieved our goal, because from the point of view of rational trade, from the point of view of associations involved in permanent trade, here everything is fine with us, and we are supported by polish associations, which is basically what happened it is already a subject of discussion within the polish agricultural sector that to what extent those associations that understand us represent those farmers who are protesting because the protesters are dissatisfied. but dissatisfied primarily because they simply, like many people who have psychological problems there, and each of us faces, cannot directly say what they want, and why so, that is, for them it is primarily a political moment of pressure, maybe it's clear what they want, maybe they want money, well, just straight up it's a shame to ask, because in fact you have to understand that in... all, these are protests of people who are protesting wi

starting with the union of kreps. with poland through lithuania, separating it from poland. occupied the moscow throne. grand duke of vladimir and moscow, sovereign of all russia, nicknamed the gatherer of the russian land. the final liberation of the country from ardyn dependence was achieved. a code of law, a code of laws, was adopted, and the current coat of arms of russia was adopted. the book eagle built the current moscow kremlin and the assumption cathedral, and under him the rise of russia began. from that time on , the russian state became a significant force in eastern europe and began to push back neighbors. and how? in place of the fragmented feudal principalities, a new major power in eastern europe emerged, which perceived itself as a renaissance. century became the tsar's slave, the treatment of slaves reflected in many ways the powerless status of even the highest russian feudal lords, and was radically different. from the position of european feudal lords with their rights and ideas about freedoms, but from the beginning of the 16th century the lithuanian st

poland from poznań, as far as i understand.this, which is looming relentlessly and inexorably, an interview by yuri fizer, he spoke with the united states ambassador to ukraine, bridget bridget brink, and she said something quite interesting there, which is optimistic that congress will definitely support aid to ukraine, only a question of when and when... an interview, and then an advertisement, and then mykola veresen will talk to oleksandr duleba about the situation in slovakia after the elections that took place yesterday. congratulations, my name is yuriy fizar, this is an espresso exclusive. today i will talk with my interlocutor about urgent ukrainian-american relations, what. wait from washington, i mean until…

, the conclusion suggests itself, despite assurances of friendship and assistance to ukraine, polandes to trade. war against ukraine and can actually block the integration of our country with the eu. our task is to strengthen, change and have poland as the biggest ally in european integration, as well as to ensure that the poles do not perceive us as competitors on the european market, but were and will continue to be ukraine's advocates in the eu. any. they will be objectively not just competitors, er, they will be one of the main c the negotiation process, the most difficult thing is in the negotiations on the agricultural sector, that is, it is obvious, and these will be very difficult negotiations, uh, is it possible to block the accession to the eu in this way? well, joining the eu is still a whole complex of issues, but to delay the discussion, yes, to make it long, yes? moreover, this is how france acted, i remember, and germany partially, in relation to products, specifically animal husbandry, there were also certain discussions there, because then poland was considered as th

poland to think about developing its own nuclear weapons? and kind of it so when should that start happening next to just curious for your thoughts and opinions on that. thank you. >> may be why do we so we don't lose the first one, should we -- you want to take that second question, christina? >> maybe we can take another. >> okay. go ahead. i'm sorry, go ahead. we will takee one more. >> i am christian, a recent grad from the program. i had a quick question. dr. williams brought up the arms control as kind of still a pillar of nato strategy but with the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty set to expire in february 2026 and russia and china really having no interest in gauging and arms control treaties which i'll e get pillarhat still and if so how do you actually operationalize that? thank you. >> okay. christine, you want to start on poland? >> there is a lot of uncertainty about the future of u.s. security and defense policy towards the eastern flank. and the situation that you are right now in the u.s., months long discussions in the congress on ukra

among the 131 deputies who were against, as many as 33 are representatives of poland, the oppositiontice and the leading groups of the civic platform and the polish people's party. mykola knyazhytskyi, people's deputy of ukraine and co-chairman of the verkhovna rada's group on inter-parliamentary relations with the republic of poland, believes that in the future, due to imaginary economic threats, poland may block the accession to the european union. what does he write? he writes that... the polish government plans to appeal to the european council with a demand to extend the embargo on ukrainian agricultural products until june 25. if we add that to this the actual stoppage of the transit of ukrainian agricultural products on the territory of poland, then the conclusion is asks himself. despite assurances of friendship and assistance to ukraine, poland continues to wage a trade war against ukraine and may actually block the integration of our country. with the eu, our task is to strengthen, in relation to products, precisely animal husbandry, there were also certain discussions, bec

poland will be represented in the european parliament, but given what is being said in poland, and whether these local elections are already a marker of support, which will be in the elections to the european parliament and in the following elections before, well, the presidential elections, well, the conclusion from the local elections is that the turnout was a third lower than on october 15. during the parliamentary elections, i.e. the turnout in october was 70 almost 5%, today it was 52%, so it shows that it was still not possible to mobilize people to mass participation in the elections, the turnout for the parliamentary elections to the european parliament is even lower, whether it will be like that in june, at the beginning of june, i don't know, we have to hope that it will be quite high, because... high, the specifics of the electoral legislation were such that less, less participation in local elections was taken by the younger generation due to the attention paid to absentee ballots, the possibility of taking absentee ballots and so on, that is, we do not want to go into details,

taras, good evening, well, at what stage are the economic relations between ukraine and poland, let's say, and ukraine and the european union in general, after discussing for so long what to do with the restrictions that were already, as it were, canceled in 2022? well, actually, these were unilateral restrictions on the part of the european union, so-called help on their part, because we have a bilateral relationship with britain. renewal of tariffs and it was extended in the spring of this year for 5 years with the european union, since we have more intensive relations, it is clear that it was a slightly more sensitive discussion and , well, by and large, our economic relations are quite intense, and no matter how it looks from the outside, the same european union needs the ukrainian economy, ukrainian agriculture very much. what we are discussing is rather a discussion about what are the problems within the european union, what are the problems in us and how do they interact with each other, and do they interact constructively, do they spark, and we have several products there, bec

our task is to strengthen, change and have poland as the biggest ally in european integration, how tosure that the poles do not perceive us as competitors on the european market, but are and will continue to be ukraine's advocates. no way, the eu, they will objectively not be just competitors, they will be one of the main ones in the negotiation process, the most difficult in the negotiations on the agricultural sector, that is, it is obvious, and these will be very difficult negotiations, is it possible to block the accession to the eu in this way, well, the accession to the eu is, after all, a whole complex of issues, but... to delay the discussion, yes, to make it long, yes, moreover, this is how france acted, i remember, and germany partially, in relation to products, specifically animal husbandry, there were also certain discussions there, because then poland was considered as the largest country claiming greater expenses from brussels, and now ukraine will be such a country , it is necessary to calmly look at it in peace. now why do we perceive so emotionally, we are, well , in

, and for them poland is just a tool for personal gain, poland is not a sovereign, independent state,the beginning of the year the head of state gathered the entire security bloc of the country in the officers' house, he gave publicly and several non-publicly quotes from some interceptions, and negotiations, where specifically we are talking about how... with the threat of another conflict, but we are talking about a large-scale conflict, like the third world war, unfortunately, i would not do this here, you cannot underestimate the enemy, everything that is being done on the territory of poland, lithuania, latvia and european countries in general clearly indicates that advance preparation for the use of military force, and this... everything is confirmed not just by some unfounded words, these are actions that, again, we assess as risks, challenges, threats, and all this, including, again, this a conceptual document called military doctrine, and this is what we are talking about, but can you interrupt for a second, you said about advance preparation, when they began to close the bord

say poland why, why did you damage our wonderful rocket, that it crossed the airspace of poland, but the russians are becoming more and more defiant, the fact that the polish ambassador of the russian federation in warsaw , serhii andriev, simply ignored the summons of the ministry of foreign affairs of poland , which never happens at all, diplomats usually go, no matter what we are, no matter what the relationship is, the russian ambassador in poland disappeared for a few days, he appeared by the way, i somehow... i don't know, i think he is now you see, even countries that are already in a state of declaration of war and so on, the ambassador goes, it's a terrible moment, you understand, but he goes there and meets with the head of the ministry of foreign affairs in the country, who he declares war, yes, by the way , the german ambassador in moscow, count shullenburg, ugh, arrived at the ministry for the affairs of the soviet union and declared war on the people's commissar of foreign affairs vyacheslav molota, that's how it is in general. in diplomacy, even under such conditions,

if we add that to this the actual stoppage of ukrainian transit. products of the territory of poland, is suggested himself, despite assurances of friendship and assistance to ukraine, poland continues to wage a trade war against ukraine and may actually block the integration of our country with the eu. our task is to strengthen, change and have poland as the biggest ally in european integration, as well as to ensure that the poles do not perceive us as competitors for the european. to whom the market, and were and will continue to be lawyers of ukraine in the eu? no way, they will be objectively, not just competitors, er, they will be one of the main ones in the negotiation process, the most difficult in negotiations on the agricultural sector, that is, it is obvious, and these will be very difficult negotiations, er, is it possible to block in this way... accession to the eu, well, accession to the european union is , after all, a whole complex of issues, but delay the discussion , yes, to make it long, yes , moreover, this is how france acted, i remember, and germany partially, in r

you want to take that on poland? >> there was a lot of uncertainty in poland about the future of u.s. security and defense policy on the eastern flank. the situation that you are right now in the u.s. as a month's long discussion in the congress on ukraine supplemental racing i would say this level of uncertainty because they are showing to us that the domestic situation, domestic politics has a hand over security and defense strategic goals. but i think that overall poland has a different experience of trump administration than the rest of europe, a much more positive one where paul and have created a workable more bilateral relationship with trump administration, and has to which poland has increased u.s. military economic political ties. we have another government which will make a difference since there is no, i would say kind of ideological affinity come so that would be a different situation but still i think there is some distance from the rest of europe and discussions in poland about the immediate repercussi

poland. when do you think this happened? what was the final moment when we already knew for sure the pool and would not be friends with us as before? it is clear that we have historical problems between poland and russia. but when did it become clear that poland is not with us? yes, you know, it's drop it off more. well this question can be understood in different ways. there are people who will tell you that bone has never been with us even when we have friendly official into state relations. nevertheless, let just say that and not very favorable attitude towards the soviet union in the russia, was widespread in poland. actually, i, myself, remember the steins were brought up and so be times in the speed of international is the idea of destiny without allies and the socialist camp. and it was a relation for us when meeting with the for example, bully citizens, friends in quotes. we found that their attitude towards us was not the same as out onto to, to was them a tool and that they have numerous claims against us, historic

a few words about the weak parties of these elections for poland. peace calls it his ninth victory. known that their high results in some cities were made possible by low voter turnout. the opposite of what we saw after the parliament. on the edge of society's emotions , the current election without this tension, still gave us a slightly better result than in october, and the dog is really in the first place, but they have no coalition ability, this is their nonsense, they can say that they won the election, but manage at the highest level, with luck, only four will have voivodships, this is the scale of their defeat, they probably did not win in any of the 100 largest cities, or only in one, and in fact in none. they just brag that in such a national count they had 34% and came first, because the next parties had 30% and below, but these other parties form a coalition, the dog is not present in the local authorities, and that's good, because they are terrible treated local self-government bodies as a cash cow with which you can do anything... they say it's dark, scary, but we go to

what is being said in poland and whether these local elections are already a marker of support that will be in the elections to the european parliament and in the elections that follow, well, the presidential elections, well, the conclusion from the local elections is that the turnout was a third lower than on october 15, during the parliamentary elections, that is, the turnout in october was 70, almost 5%. today was 52%, so it shows that it was still not possible to mobilize people to mass participation in the elections, the turnout in the parliamentary elections to the european parliament is even lower, will it be like this in the months of june, at the beginning of june, i don't know, we have to hope that it will be quite high, because the stakes are high, the specifics of the electoral legislation were such that less... less participation in local elections was taken by the younger generation from there for the opening tickets, the possibility of taking rejects and so on, that is , we do not want to go into details, their turnout was lower in the parliamentary elections in october, i

andrii, on the border with poland, we will move from a military one to a less military one, somethingpened or closed on the border with poland, what are the prospects, will it continue, or are there queues like mine behind the scenes, we can see whether they will disappear or not, the situation with the blocking of the polish border, here is what i have written, what is mine, my editors are writing to me, what is the situation there and what do you expect from that what is happening on the border of ukraine and poland, the situation on the border with poland is quite dynamic and constantly, constantly changing, as of now, polish farmers are blocking two directions, these are checkpoints. jagodin and ravaruska, a few days ago they resumed their activities for a few days in the direction of the checkpoints krakowiec and sheghini, but fortunately they are now unblocked again, and the traffic here is heavy, in two blocked directions, until today polish farmers practically did not let the trucks that... follow from ukraine to poland, and we had constant zero crossings border in the directi

of large cities and poland of medium cities now, and north-west poland and south - eastern, and a pieceentral poland, it will continue to be preserved, uh, well, and this gap between the urban electoral... votes that support their own right, that supported the bourgeois platform, and the rural votes in the first place, that supported the pis, the electoral consequences after that, that is, let there be a sejm, members of the sejm, but electorally it is some kind of civil confrontation, or is it solely about elections and that's all, there will be no elections. one public, civil confrontation, the dog cannot gather large crowds, tusk, when he was preparing together with in opposition to the parliamentary elections on october 15 , zibyrov gathered a million people on the streets of warsaw, because warsaw came out to protest, people came from all over the territory, but the lion's share of the demonstrators were the residents of warsaw, peace gathered about 70... thousands of teles manifestations are very many, it seems , it was in february or january, but it does not compare with the huge

until the normal operation of the database of the customs of poland resumes. thank you very much, andriy demchenko, the spokesman of the state border service, informed us about what is happening on the ukrainian borders, and i say goodbye to you, good luck, see espresso, bye. why is the usa planning to impose sanctions against the idf unit of servicemen who killed a policeman in the vinnytsia region is facing life imprisonment and bad weather covered ukraine, which regions were left without electricity. good evening, with you annaevamelnik and the newsroom tells about the most important things of the day that is passing. volodymyr zelenskyy listened to the commander-in-chief's report on the hottest points of the front. fierce fighting continues in the area of ​​chasovoy yar in the pokrovsky, korakhiv and kupyansk directions, the president said in a video message. the head of state also discussed the state of ukrainian air defense with minister rustem umyerov. we are doing our best, contacting all possible partners to increase the protection of the sky, increas

this is rishi sunak in poland for— speaking. this is rishi sunak in poland for his _ speaking.speaking. this is rishi sunak in poland for his first ever - poland for his first ever face—to—face in—person meeting with donald tusk, and he is also there to meetjens stoltenberg. he is keen to talk about this extra funding that the uk is giving to ukraine, £500 million, and what the government said, this is the largest ever provision of equipment to ukraine and that covers 1600 missiles, 400 vehicles and wrote 4 million rounds of small ammunition. the largest ever provision of equipment to ukraine. the prime minister earlier telling reporters, downing street, rather, saying that they are aware of, they were saying that the threat is of an expansionist russia that will not stop at the border of poland if vladimir putin wins in ukraine, and the government has been pretty keen to express support for ukraine since the invasion and has been one of the most vocal allies it is fair to say on the world stage for ukraine. this is another step in that but a bigger amount of equipment and mone

yes, often people work there in poland, where salaries are higher. belarus, where costs are much lower. is this fair from the state's point of view? no, this is unfair, so the state will have to substantively eliminate this injustice. and that's fair is it for the people themselves? let’s take a basic situation, somewhere underground, belarus grows vegetables, but sells them not for a ruble in belarus, but for three in poland. where does he bring home either currency or a television for 2 rubles, when in belarus it costs three. is he doing something bad? from the point. a friend, a diligent girl, suddenly , a couple of years after graduation, tells me, having moved to grodno, she emotionally tells me how she wraps blocks of cigarettes with tape around her body under her clothes in order to earn 50 euros in one go... smuggling is bad. smugglers are outright enemies of the state and society because they break the law. it is in the laws that it is written what is possible and what is not. and only in laws can this be and should be written. and the laws

from poland. one crew member died, seven more are still missing . these are the consequences of the crash of two japanese military helicopters in the pacific ocean - minister of defense minoro kihara said. he noted that the day before, two patrol multipurpose rotorcraft conducted night anti-submarine training. however, near the island of torishima, both vessels lost contact. eight warships and five were involved in the search for the missing crew planes it was possible to find flight recorders quite close to each other in the ocean. this proves the version about the probable collision of helicopters in the air. 16 settlements remained without electricity in kirovohrad oblast. this was announced by the head of the region, andrii raykovych. a large-scale blackout occurred in... due to gusts of wind and as a result of the operation of the automatic power transmission line protection system. currently, energy companies are working to restore the supply. ukrainian tennis player marta kostyuk reached the wta final for the third time in her career. ours is

maria chernyakhivska ihor antoniuk, for espresso tv channel from poland.he next news release is already at 15, the espresso team follows what is happening in ukraine and the world. we will tell you about the most important things, then for you my colleagues lesya vakulyuk and andriy saichuk will work. dear friends, we are returning to the ether, and you will spend the next few hours in our company, lesya vakulyuk, andriy saichuk, this is an espresso marathon, turn us on, turn us on wherever you want, you can do it on youtube, subscribe to our social networks, like our youtube broadcast, it will then be offered to other people, and we will turn the eyes of muscovites, dear friends. well, i also want to remind you that our collection is ongoing and keep an eye on how the number will appear cards, as you can already see now, here is the announcement, two qr codes for two cards, mono and private, and private, if facing the screen on the left, mono, if facing the screen on the right, private, the one on the left, i remind you, that you scan with the scanner tha

on the border with poland, blocked three directions remain - yagodin, ravaruska and ughryniv. about 500 trucks are waiting for them. andriy demchenko, the spokesman of the state border service of ukraine, said this. according to him, farmers do not allow trucks traveling from ukraine to poland in the direction of yagodyn and. pravusian there were attempts to pass them, but it did not last long. there are also queues on the unblocked directions krakowiec and shegyna. about 1,700 trucks are waiting there. and in russia, the company is on fire again. the fire engulfed two warehouses with materials for production shoes in the industrial village of krasnodar krai. the impressive video quickly went viral on the internet. about 2 m2 of area burned. apparently no one was hurt. at least 90 people died on a ferry that sank off the coast of mozambique. this is reported by the reuters agency. the ship was heading from the province of nampula to the island of mozambique. the passengers wanted to escape from the cholera outbreak raging in their homes. there were probably about 130 people on

maria, welcome you good afternoon, in the next few minutes we will talk about slovakia and poland, the two countries in which i spent time. elections were held over the weekend, well, not exactly the results that we expected, which would be favorable for ukraine, according to most experts, but let's try to understand, maybe not everything is so critical, what personally disturbed me today is remembering the results of the elections and understanding that after all the right-wing forces, namely the president, the government forces, and the government forces can jointly gain the majority of votes, one could have thought that everything would be okay with poland, but today there is information that peace, law and justice is currently negotiating a merger with the pro-russian confederation, and accordingly they can also gain almost 50% of the vote, is there a threat, that there will be two powerful, approximately equal forces in poland, which will drag this power between themselves and accordingly. won't they have time for some kind of constructive dialogue, in particular with us? and you

the military, the financial times writes about this with a link. to the minister of defense of poland, why is it? will depend, and are they really ready to take such a step in europe? on the other hand , germany states that citizens of ukraine who receive or extend a temporary residence permit in this country do not necessarily have to have a valid ukrainian foreign passport for this. this was reported by vytanya doychevele. well, representatives of ukraine alyona alyona and jerry hale went to malmö, where the eurovision song contest 2024 will be held. the opening of the contest is planned. on may 7 , the participants of the first semi-final will perform on this day, among them representatives from ukraine with the song tereza and maria. below the broadcast , we have a chat where you can share your thoughts, in particular, what you think about the future of ukrainian men in europe, in particular, whether the eu countries will really return them home legally, it is illegal, what are the ways to do this and in general, how do you assess this development? the minister of agricultural pol

in poland, the dom on. of course, the idea of the met a completely beyond the input of cheap agricultural products from ukraine. how serious is this problem now? i really am the 2nd one. yeah. it's really else that i think the problem remains acute because the blockade as the policy graham bought it by police farm us, remains and protests continue throughout the country. during the largest of these actions, hundreds of points in various roles, rel, pulled web blocked content, attend the chance of being made to reach an agreement between the authorities and farmers on waste to resolve this problem. but so far, no systemic solution has been found. the various options for partial agreements have been proposed, but i will repeat that a settlement has not yet been found in use in this month around the, at the us and despite, as well. so as i understand it diffuses to conduct a diet like with the protesters, is this to at the thought? let them you could, but it is not run minutes to task met twice with representa

, but from all over europe, until recently poland was the main hub of ukrainian refugees in europe , this place was recently occupied by germany, now the second largest group of ukrainian refugees resides in pochi, and there is such a... not bad bare system of offices, offices of state enterprises, documents which makes documents for ukrainian refugees and citizens in poland and europe, and all these people were surprised, frustrated, scared that they paid money, entered their data, but they can't get the documents back, it was not only about men, but also about women, only children up to 12 years old could get their passports, as of february 24, 2022, there were 2 million ukrainians in poland, and since the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion, approximately one million more ukrainians have arrived here, among them approximately 300,000 men of conscription age. on the eve the minister of defense of poland władysław koscheniak-kamysh said that poland will help ukraine to return men of nominal age so that they can serve in the ukrainian army, here in poland there are men with

the russian ambassador to poland can leave the territory of poland for any reason, for example, to gobut not officially, that is, he is not sitting there chained to a table and can leave at any time, well, he left and left. no, the interesting thing here is that he left. yes, but he ignored the ministry's call to explain why he left, well, if he left, how will he come to the ministry for an explanation, the sequence is not clear, but the poles didn’t announce him nongrat, they didn’t send an ambassador, well, it happens, they exchange notes, they write us a note, we give them something in response they will write, yes, but i haven’t heard that, for example, the ambassador was recalled for some kind of consultations in moscow, that is, maybe the person left for his own personal needs, this happens. space of one of the cruise missiles fired tonight by long-range aviation, there was a violation of the polish air range of the russian federation. the targets of the strikes were points located in western ukraine. for 39 seconds there was a missile in the airspace, well, there probably was,

well, this sunday there are elections in poland, self-governing elections.one hand, it's like... a story, it's not presidential, not parliamentary elections, on the other hand, we understand that the degree of emotions in poland has grown even more, and we also understand that there are a lot of circles that would like to remain in history, but were significantly pushed out of a certain political landscape, they would also like to return, we hope that the connection will stabilize now, and accordingly, local elections in poland, who is recruiting now and... how strong are the emotions? look, as we are talking about the elections, this is in poland, they definitely cause a great degree, but not only because this is a political struggle between the main two parties, or coalitions, one can say so, with the right forces, yes, today we have some connection, let's recruit now. this is once again marek siirant, a polish expert and journalist, who is in touch with us specifically to talk about the local elections in poland, which will be held in two rounds on april

poland. the demand, of course, the either the med or completely banned the import of cheap agricultural products from ukraine. how serious is best probably now much? i really am a 2nd. yeah. it's really else that i think the problem remains acute because the blockade as the policy graham boarded by police farm us remains and protests continue throughout the country. getting the largest of these actions, hundreds of points from various roles throughout full and web locked content kind of the chance of being made to reach an agreement between the authorities and farmers on waste to resolve this problem. but so far, no systemic solution has been found. the various options for partial agreements have been proposed, but i will repeat that a settlement has not yet been found in use in this month around the, at the lot, and despite, as well. so as i understand it diffuses to conduct a di like with the protesters, is this to at the box? let me back up, but it is not run minutes to task met twice with

up to 20 thousand of them are concentrated in poland, close?ers and in the baltic countries, these troop groups are equipped with modern strike weapons and are capable of delivering high-precision strikes against targets on the territory of belarus and the western regions. currently , relevant tasks are being tested: strategic bomber aircraft of the us air force are being used, which on a regular basis... for example, four american b-1b strategic bombers are deployed in spain with training in the technique of bombing nuclear charges, including on our territory country is training to use nuclear weapons. this is a response to those who howl abroad with us, especially the fluent ones, criticizing us for. the fact that we have deployed our nuclear weapons here, they are training, moreover, washington has intensified a significant measure to verify the readiness to use components of the united states nuclear triad, deployed on the territory of nato member states, tactical nuclear weapons, which he spoke about yesterday, is being modernized at an ac

leads to the readiness of operators. the increased activity of russian trolls, which i observe in poland, in particular, troll factories from st. petersburg. so of course i understand that the mobilization in ukraine is now very broad, but your words made me think for a moment and also remember in this conversation that in poland there are now very intense informational attacks in the conspiracy, especially in social networks by the russians. and i think that, first of all, we on the polish side should prepare for even greater attacks of propaganda and disinformation. i have a feeling that... the russians are up to something, and it 's getting bigger and bigger. another impression i had this week, which i would like to share, is a conversation that took place during a meeting with my acquaintances, girls from polish television, polish journalists and representatives of big business, they shared that now they are very patient with us, temporary military migrants from ukraine. it is a matter of time if the poles also have to flee and be refugees in europe, and they now feel that such a sce