this topic towards poland, for example, when poland talks about... crimes in volyn, and we we know thattunately, some departments of the upa are involved in them, from a historical point of view, that is, we know this from history, and accordingly scientists write about it, then poland wants ukraine to condemn the entire formation of the upa, for ukraine to also condemn the organization of ukrainian nationalists, a political body. and accordingly, condemning these two organizations, so as not to honor. the memory of the figures and soldiers of these organizations is impossible, and poland, unfortunately, cannot understand that, in addition to the fact that part of the upa department really took part in crimes against the civilian population, yet another part of the upa fought for the independence of ukraine and the brave men gave their lives for ukraine to be independent, to be free, both from the soviet union and ultimately free from that time. of nazi germany, whether the territory other than ukraine was not subject to the power of poland again, therefore it is impossible, also, takin

poland and ukraine.etimes this happens. you and we must realize that only one power - russia - will win out of all the cooling of polish-ukrainian relations, or aggravation. most of all, i know this, the russians, through their agents, through propaganda, are working very hard on this, and for sure, maybe there was a real difference of interests, and indeed the polish fer... suffered from the fact that there was too much ukrainian grain, which should have been exported further, remained in poland, there is also here the responsibility and fault of the previous polish government, which did not control it, but the whole adventure of blocking the border last winter had the hands of the russians, i am sure of it. fortunately, it was resolved, as you know, the blockades have not been in place for six months... i have great hope that the positive attitude of poles to ukrainians and ukrainians to poles, built over the past years, will be confirmed by us, politicians, journalists, and the environment of opinion

poland, but also in europe and the united states as a whole.n canada, where there is a powerful ukrainian diaspora. indeed, in that war you won millions of allies who want to help you with all their hearts. this is a new situation. unfortunately, until 2014, even partially until 2022, the majority of german, french, italian citizens believed that ukraine was such a new country, uncertain, and that has passed, it is no more. and if... is it somewhere on the margins of the discussion in europe or not in the united states, there is a clear understanding that ukraine is part of the west and that the west, in its own interests, not only moral, but also strategic, has an obligation to help ukraine win this war with russian imperialism. you know, when we, poles, baltics, romanians, czechs, warned against russian imperialism 15 or even 10-6 years ago, the western elites looked at us. as for russophobes, no one thinks like that anymore, everyone knows that, unfortunately, imperialism is part of the state and national russian thinking, it has never been

yes, there is poland. yes, for that , poland is the force in the talks in the north atlantic alliance, which, for example, this spring, after that difficult winter, when you lacked shells to shoot down russian missiles, not only the patriot, but also others, was the force that the internal allies conversations said that we should give ukraine... everything possible, but understand that we cannot give everything we have now, because potentially across the border from kaliningrad, we have, unfortunately, a missile danger for warsaw and gdansk, for other cities of north-eastern poland, we cannot give everything to you now, but what we can, we give everything. it's about aviation, for example, like mr. oh, and about aviation, do you think there's going to be any progress in terms of the number of f-16s? we... understand that the most important decision has already been made, but it is still important also another issue, their quantity, not just quality. i will only say that what you have received so far is onl

how about poland. good day yeah, well, key story, yeah so to speak, that poland now once again finds itself within the radius of action of certain means of our enemy. yes, and we understand that the situation may be more serious than it seems. well, there was information that he entered the polish. the russian shahed space, yes, maybe it was one shahed, maybe it was several shaheds, well, but the key story is whether it is, whether the coordinates were deliberately set on the territory of poland, or it is simply, so to speak, a failure of equipment, in any in this case, as far as we understand, official warsaw should prepare for serious scenarios, especially taking into account the fact that president duda recently came to kyiv, duda. ukraine has not been in ukraine for more than a year. on independence day, he came to honor ukraine and talked with our president zelensky, so the mood in poland is a result of russian provocations? uh, well, that's true, from what our military says, they are still lookin

to the polish people and various political parties of poland for the fact that poland passed the testt began with full-scale russian aggression. this means that polish political elites have united around the most important thing: support, quick support of ukraine. while some documents may have been entered somewhere in brussels, poland had already given the go-ahead for polish tanks, and it was very important, it is not only about tanks, but also about rifles and so on, but we see that this is not a military operation, this is not a short war, this is an old, long, bloody war that has prospects for expansion. actually, i would like to ask if there is a feeling of the ruling elite of poland, this is primarily about the prime minister tuska, but not only about him, is there an awareness that at some point poland will simply be obliged to give an answer to one of those on duty. russian provocations, of course, we understand that those rockets that once flew into polish territory may have been an accident, or maybe not, maybe it was some kind of, i don't know, study of poland's reaction,

there are countries that really gave you a large part of their weapons, like poland. there were clear declarations that you will be a member of nato, i sincerely admit, a couple of years ago impossible there would be our friends from the west, who would say that they are abusing such a decision. i understand this ukrainian impatience and for the most part agree... with it, but i have had a dialogue with politicians from the west, from germany, from france, from great britain, from the usa for more than 20 years in a row, and i tell you, lately i have been thinking about russia, about ukraine, about the security of europe, in particular the north-eastern is fundamental, and it is thanks to you, is there a danger that this will change in the future, unfortunately, i do not know, in my opinion, unfortunately, part of the environment of the former the president and candidate now trump in the american elections is so ... security, but the main direction is to see russia as it is, and not idealistic ideas that russia is in the process of transformation to democracy is power

poland is in a state of hybrid war. during the poland of the future conference, he stated that what we are facing today in poland is a de facto hybrid war, and we can directly say that poland is at war today, but in a state of hybrid war, so far nato says that there is no information to indicate that this is a direct attack by the russian federation on the alliance, and one could argue with the north atlantic alliance here and there, but... the question about our neighbors, about poland, they are talking about the fact that this hybrid war is already being waged against them, you, as a person who knows polish very well. politics and polish politicians, what do you say, are they preparing for war with the russian federation and what is the current mood in poland? they understand that russia is their greatest enemy, and representatives of both the government and the opposition understand this, there is such an understanding. are they ready for war, do they believe in it? i think that they are careless about their own future and our common future future, relying only on the armed force

the salvation of poland for the ussr. was a matter of its own national security, what was poland at thate, if they put western ukraine and western belarus, it was literally in... hitler's coalition lasted for several months, but did not lead to any result. there were several rounds of negotiations, but the british and french sent unauthorized delegations, which consisted of military experts who could only discuss technical issues, but had no political authority. the last opportunity for us to conclude such a treaty was the spring of summer 1939, when the soviet union made its last desperate attempts to finally get the british and french to sit down and sign something, and this also ended in nothing. the main obstacle was poland's position. in order to ensure its protection in the event of war in the conclusion of the anti-hitler alliance, the soviet side proposed to let the red army pass through polish territory to the german border, but the poles refused again. in august 1939 , the negotiations reached a dead end. the german attack on poland was to begin in a month, and no agreements ha

estonia, latvia and lithuania learned what was happening in poland, in poland there was fear and horror. hitler set the task that poland would be destroyed as a country, as a state, began. terrible, bloody repressions, there were hundreds, thousands, the construction of camps began, in the baltics they knew this. in all three republics, allied ussr were formed, coalition government. after this , the bans on the communist movement and demonstrations were lifted. throughout the following month , thousands of pro-soviet demonstrations took place on the streets of tallinn, riga and vilnius. on july 14 , parliamentary elections were held in all three republics. according to official soviet data, the communist parties received over 95% of the votes. modern baltic historians consider these results to be falsified, but do not rule out the fact that under the conditions of hitler's aggression in europe. or to receive protection from the unloved, but soviet union, which would give the opportunity to preserve their security and their independence. in general, the people demanded some changes, they

, but in a situation when poland is sending the 45th package of military aid, when poland is the mostcal hub for the vast majority of all western aid to ukraine, for ukraine. when we sheltered a million ukrainian refugees who receive polish payments, for example, for children, then ukraine could allow polish archaeologists, polish services to do this work. service in executive work, how long do you think ukraine's path to the eu will last? a lot will depend here, first of all, on what the situation will be like at the front, because it depends on that will depend on the budgetary possibilities of ukraine, but also how far european law should reach. that is, to translate into ukrainian and vote in the council several tens of thousands of pages of european legislation. huge work. 35 chapters for negotiations, including complex ones such as agriculture or transport. you are a big country, so you will have a big role in the eu economy, and there are also many voices in the european parliament and the council of europe, so the european union will also change under your influence. it will n

poland currently spends more than 4% of gdp on defense.ay, we recently signed a major arms contract for 96 apache attack helicopters. pcb for selection. most nato countries are also already spending 2% of their gdp on defense, and this will continue, because putin ended the poster child of the cold war, during which it seemed that we had a lasting peace in europe. we now turn to the logic of deterrence. a year or two ago, putin said that the source of the collapse of the soviet union was the fact that brezhnem spent a lot of gdp on armaments, and that he cannot allow this to happen, but is doing it himself. russia spends 30% of its budget on armaments, this is unacceptable. one is german the military commander said that his internal clock told him that germany should be ready for war in about 5 years. he knows something that we don't. in poland, time limits are being considered when this war can spill over into other european countries. as i said, putin would be crazy if he attacked nato, but he does crazy things, so unfortunately we can't

well, now we will to involve myroslav skirka, the head of the association of ukrainians in poland. to ukraine, we congratulate you. aslav, good day. well, you know, in ukraine, and not only in ukraine, in poland, especially in now they are discussing the statement of dmytro koleba, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, during his visit, where he allegedly expressed some territorial claims to polish territories, well , at least that's how his words were interpreted, a loud diplomatic scandal began, the ukrainian foreign ministry explained that there was nothing wrong with koleba mind, he meant relocation of ukrainians during this vistula operation, and he meant that thousands of ukrainians were evicted from the territories of poland at that time. where they lived as a compact community, but, as we understand, osat remained after this scandalous situation, and what is generally being said at the top diplomatic level in poland, whether this statement affected them so much, and do you think these explanations of the ministry of foreign affairs they can somewhat reduce this degree

such a strong desire to return poczobut to poland only raises additional questions. for example, how is pochobot better than other, so-called political scams, or for warsaw - it 's different. even the poles laugh at all these strange political maneuvers of their authorities. not my circus, not my monkeys. however, out of curiosity, i would ask, was it really so difficult to predict. that in a moment the question would arise, where is pochobot. observing the situation from the outside, one can understand that the polish authorities have a poor understanding of the belarusian authorities and belarusians, they still haven't realized that we are not playing for lowering the stakes, that if the borders are outlined, then so be it good, keep your distance, and if you need something, we will play on our own terms, in belarusian, the terms, the president of belarus alexander lukashenko voiced ... for this pochebut pochebut or pochobut yes or pachobut exchange for some piece of the border for beaver forests and whatever this checkpoint was when she gave me. this was not said

poland has been with you since the very beginning, the russian invasion. i was personally in kyiv together with the president of lithuania gitanas neuseda, the day before russian troops entered the territory of ukraine on february 23, 2022. we have met with president zelensky many times, both during his visits to poland and mine to ukraine, as well as at international forums, but i consider it an exceptional honor to speak before you, the citizens of ukraine, on the day of the 33rd anniversary of independence here in kyiv. please remember that you are not alone in this most difficult ordeal, poland supports and will continue to support your just struggle until its victory conclusion, because today you are fighting for freedom, and we poles, like no other nation in the world, know that... i did not have and do not have the slightest doubt that united in their efforts and struggle , the courageous ukrainian people will defend their independence , and although today ukraine is fighting against the russian aggressor, fighting to the death, defending its indepe

in poland, time limits are considered when...tacked georgia, threatened ukraine and attacked ukraine, threatens latvia and poland, and when russia threatens us, we threaten it we believe, so we must behave. this is serious, that's why we arm ourselves, and that's why nato putin will not win. the minister of defense of poland recently said that ukraine will not be in the european union until it resolves the issues surrounding the volyn tragedy. from the very beginning of the full-scale invasion, poland stood shoulder to shoulder with ukraine, did a lot for all of us, and we are very grateful for that, and continues to help. why such statements, don't you have the feeling that relations between ukraine and poland have deteriorated now? i pay attention, fine, but what about then? i believe that now they are very kind, but as it happens between neighbors with a complicated history, there are always some cases that need to be resolved, i hope that everyone in ukraine understands what happened in volyn, it was purely ethnically defined

, but in a situation where poland sends the 45th military package aid, when poland is the most importantcal hub for the absolute majority of all western aid for ukraine, for ukraine. when we sheltered a million ukrainian refugees who receive polish payments, for example, for children, then ukraine could allow polish archaeologists, polish services to do this work. will be the situation at the front, because a lot will depend on it, first of all, on what the budgetary possibilities of ukraine will depend on, but also how far european law should reach. you are a big country, so you will have a big role in the eu economy, and you also have a lot of votes in the european parliament and the council of europe, so the european union will also change under your influence, it will not be an easy process, so that everyone wins for the europeans and the europeans in the council. it will not be an easy process, important interests will be affected, both yours and ours, and it will not be easy to reconcile all this so that everyone wins. but if we all do what we can, then, in my opinion, at the end o

never part of poland at all, like kharkiv or dnipro or odesa, were never in poland, they do not understandall what polish politicians are talking about, you understand , they absolutely have different historical and political heritage, and these people make up the majority of the population of ukraine, that's what the focus is there, and that's why for them , stepan bandera is a figure of the national... movement who fought against the russians, and not at all a person who organized assassinations of polish officials, do you understand, andriy? well, mr. vitaly, i completely agree with you, and moreover, let's be frank, even for the residents of khmelnytskyi region or bukovyna, they do not fully understand this context, but i often visit khmelnytskyi region, and now i was the same, i am also from people discussed this issue, and as you say, there is a perception. in fact, for the majority of people in poland, it is similar to how we talk about kyiv or kharkiv, that is, people, of course, and plus we must not forget that this context in poland is also played by such openly pro-russian, mayb

that is, there are now 2 million ukrainians in poland, more, more than 2 million in venice. are the poles afraid of them, is the polish government afraid of them? the polish authorities are already beginning to fear them, this is a lot of money. many ukrainian oligarchs, ousted, in particular , by american business, moved their money, legally or illegally, that’s another question, to western europe and from... open an account in a polish bank to start a business, legal or illegal is another question, that is, the so-called money laundering took place on a very large scale, then it was interrupted, but what was transported exists and works, so there are fears, there is also anger among the people, because at first the poles thought that the russians are going to act like americans, that is, bomb everyone, as was the case, for example, in yugoslavia, not paying attention to the civilian population and the fact that the ukrainians need help. it turned out that the svo has a completely different one. character first in turn, strategic military targets are attacked, that is, ther

poland is most important. lot will depend here, first of all, on what the situation will be like at the front, because ukraine’s budgetary capabilities will depend on it, but also how far european law should reach and how quickly you will carry out reforms, because the negotiations actually mean that ukraine must take over european practice legislation. that is, to translate several tens of thousands of pages of european legislation into ukrainian and to vote in the council. huge work. 35 chapters for negotiations, including complex ones such as agriculture or transport. you are a big country, so you will have a big role in the eu economy, and also many votes in the european parliament and the council of europe. so under yours. or at the beginning of the next ukraine may join the eurosoci. do nas pałydny, to think that pod koniec tej dekady or at the beginning of future ukraina do do unii maybe higher. early, the minister already recalled, at the beginning of our conversation, i mentioned that before you becam

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what we are facing in poland today is a de facto hybrid war, and we can directly say that poland is currentlye of war, but in a state of hybrid war. as arguments supporting this statement, the military official cited the situation with migrants on the border with our country, and also mentioned the appearance of foreign weather balloons on polish territory. the latter, judging by tomczyk's words, are those frightening instruments that can easily influence the country's residents, in particular, to cause discussions and disagreements in society, so that citizens do not believe in their state, - the deputy minister emphasized. meteorological balloons are, in fact, an instrument worth several hundred dollars, which can very easily influence all of us. they only need a few words in cyrillic, all portals in poland will write about it. the incident occurred on august 24 in the arminsko-masurskie voivodeship, when local residents allegedly found a meteorological zone with in cyrillic. the polish authorities claim that it was launched from a weather station in the vicinity of kaliningrad. there is no

time passes, but poland, as it was the hyena of europe, remains so. is not only the main consumer of european money, whom brussels does not spare her, but who are among the leaders in armament among other eu members. just yesterday, the united states began transferring 200 infantry fighting vehicles and 18 self-propelled howitzers, according to local media reports. at the same time, interestingly, the equipment being transferred by the americans is called an element of strengthening the eastern flank. nato. the warehouses in poveda are adjacent to the airport, which allows, if necessary, to quickly transfer equipment along with ammunition supplies. they promise that activity. this kind of thing will last in poland until the end september, what our neighbors will come up with next, only god knows. from our side , such activity looks suspicious, but to the poles they explain all this for defense, but this is probably something else, nato needs to understand. and i’m with you, ksenia lebedeva. hello. at the beginning of july 2024, poland and ukraine ente

position, and because poland categorically refused to allow troops of the workers' peasant red armypass through its territory in the event of a european war with germany, well, and in short, when these negotiations had clearly reached a dead end, well... then a dispatch arrived from berlin addressed to stalin with a request to receive the imperial foreign minister and achimophon ribbentrop to sign a soviet-german non-aggression pact, which would later be called the moltov-ribbentrop pact. i don't really like this name, but i want to especially emphasize the following: this pact was the last in a series of similar agreements with other countries and nazi germany. they believed that at the cost of destroying czechoslovakia and its territorial integrity, they will appease hitler, on the contrary, they have whetted his appetite. let's listen to stalin himself, that famous, legendary speech of his, his address to the people on july 3 , 1941, there they very often recall the first words, really amazing, very strong words, when he addressed the people in the orthodox brother. sister, but i

are shown kids that are scan of what does the current very nationalistic authorities in poland do? is something called a distortion of the holocaust distortion or recognizes that, you know, there was a jewish catastrophe. however, our people, they say had nothing to do with it. basically we, they say polar society on us twice to rescue the jews. and does this unfortunately, is a deep profound policy. and a good example of that is the development put around. so the involve name must pert took place in 1941 and a polish town where basically the, the non jewish population of this town turned onto their jewish neighbors and murdered them in massive mass numbers. and we know that germans were in he is not name at the time, but that the killings were lead, almost as prompt as you can, sam, prompted by the polish population. so the, the overarching narrative that the lawn just as party has on the holocaust is one that tries to paint all polish citizens as being heroes during that time. and we simply, we, we know that's not true. so they love both sides. that were wonderful fourish people

the former minister of internal affairs of poland shed light on what was happening.ons on the exchange of prisoners between russia and the west have been ongoing for at least a year and a half. as the coordinator of the special services, i negotiated with the americans on this matter. i proposed to hand over to the russians the gru agent pavel rubtsov, whom we arrested in february 2022 , under the name pavel gonzalez. our conditions for the prisoner exchange were to hand over poland andrzej poczobut, sentenced in belarus to eight years in prison. and russian v, who had a pole's card and was sentenced to 12 years in prison for collaborating with polish services. tusk's team gave the russians their most valuable agent, receiving nothing in return, shame. who is andrzej poczobut , why are the polish authorities so keen on him? andrzej poczobut was born in grodno region, has a law degree, worked as a journalist, published exclusively in... polish and proto-polish publications on the territory belarus, since its main narrative is the grodno region, an originally polish te

each of the countries got what they planned, but not poland, because poland was unanimously pointed out place in the food chain, but that's different. and i am with you, ksenia lebedeva. hello. what did poland expect from this grand exchange, which was planned in complete secrecy? i can assume that it was a miracle. because, reading an illiterate statement by the press secretary of the minister of the interior of poland, the coordinator of the special services, i would like to ask only one question. do you really believe that? all those who were returned by russia and belarus can be considered unfairly accused and convicted. the same krieger, a terrorist recruited by the sbu. the authorities of the republic of poland, the president, the prime minister and the government accepted the request of the us authorities, in accordance with the provisions of polish law, to include in the exchange of people imprisoned in russia and belarus in the countries nato, as part of the exchange. a group of officers of the russian special services left for russia, and a group of unjustly accused convicted

i also want to understand how poland can help. it strikes me that often, and i guess it's always the case after a war, people don't know what to do with themselves, start a car service, or go into politics, or go abroad and work in a pub, in london, i think that's a real challenge. i see changes in ukraine through the middle class, through education, through... the creativity of the youth, the process of european integration is undeniable will serve this purpose, it supposedly sounds general, but in fact it is about the fact that everyone should preserve his subjectivity, which now forces him to protest, post on social networks, demand support from the authorities, or local government, protest somewhere in the usa, great britain, france and demand military support, then the key moment will come to turn it into something constructive, and in addition, the process that is being prepared, the reconstruction of ukraine, which... i am engaged in the integration with the eu - it will be great, these will be mechanisms that will work . t

well, when we talk about ukrainians, who are starting to emigrate or move, more precisely from polandany, we understand that economic factors will most likely have an influence, and i do not exclude the fact that in poland sometimes... they look askance at ukrainians of draft age who are there, i think there is a feeling that poland can go to meet our state, which needs actually military-obligated citizens who have not updated, for example, their data in the territory of the polish republic, and they start looking, yes so to speak, the german homeland, well, let's see how, how it is the whole thing will unfold, maybe there are some general trends that are related to departure. now ukrainians abroad, in general with what is currently happening in the minds of our fellow citizens, who most likely to a large extent, that those who left, maybe they are not going to return, i think is a key trend, and this trend is the beginning of the war, this is an economic trend, the high difference in wages between ukraine and, for example, poland is three times, or between ukraine and germany it is s

i am glad that poland is orthodox the church is independent, despite the fact that on the other handnegatively evaluate the politics of this bishop, but his situation. special because this is just the policy of today's group of orthodox bishops led by archbishop sava, with which i do not agree, but i am glad that poland has had a separate orthodox church for 100 years, and it is also part of our independence that in 100 years our orthodox the church did not obey any cyril or other kagibist in a cassock, or some other kagybishche in a cassock, the truth and i will tell you, but the terrace, for example, in warsaw i go to... in warsaw, i go to the polish orthodox church and it is important for me that i can confess in ukrainian. priests always try to answer in ukrainian, or at least support me in confession in a foreign language. and at christmas in the warsaw orthodox church, the whole church sings ukrainian carols, and this is the greatest support. but part of our community, so it is even more unfortunate that the authorities of this church, which itself is independent, were not in t

it's an ugly truth that has been lord t suppressed in poland since the end of the 2nd world war. first, under 50 years of communist occupation. then recently, by the rightly moving just as party, which is government the country for the past 8 years, you must all homeless. we're writing all the history of the holocaust, perhaps is the most conspicuous the most raising. of all i can say made or done in the central eastern europe and it's a whole sports related to the fact that hollow coast in its mass website and fixing occurred and publish labs. they won't, you know, venus just get to this broad near to the vehicle. so the, on their side it will be varnish of a not post gage. i mean on us. oh, yeah. and so for national, she's asking him of what does the current very nationalistic authorities in poland do? is something called a distortion of the holocaust distortion or recognizes that, you know, there was a jewish catastrophe. however, our people, they say had nothing to do with it. basically we, they say the polar society on us twice to rescue the jews. and this, unfortunately is

poland is in a state of hybrid war. stated by the ministry of national defense of the country. today, this is no longer news, it has flown around the world media. warsaw is open. involved in the ukrainian conflict and even calls it its war, while continuing to arm itself and demanding new investments from overseas sponsors, for this those resources. do not spare, as analysts note, it is warsaw that is counted on in the event of ukraine's defeat in the conflict with russia, therefore, in order to maintain the necessary public opinion in the polish media constantly reminds us of the threat from the east. olga davydovych will continue: warsaw never tires of looking for justifications for increased militarization, and accordingly money for it from overseas, european sponsors. it is not surprising that the news from our not entirely friendly neighbor has recently been mainly related to defense, security and the situation on the borders, in particular on the eastern borders, and now the country's defense ministry claims that

so, this in poland, india and poland, is viewed as the next china. the indo—pacific 21st century in which india will pay a big role. polish companies that went to china in the early 90s and profited hugely from this are now viewing india as the next opportunity. so there is a lot of investors. next opportunity. so there is a lot of investors— next opportunity. so there is a lot of investors. , , ., of investors. this comes a few weeks after he was — of investors. this comes a few weeks after he was in _ of investors. this comes a few weeks after he was in russia _ after he was in russia meeting putin. you say he has a balancing act, is there any suggestion he is trying to be some sort of mediator between russia and ukraine? or is it more of a response to the us criticism in particular about that meeting with putin? 50. criticism in particular about that meeting with putin?— criticism in particular about that meeting with putin? so, modi has said repeatedly, _ meeting with putin? so, modi has said repeatedly, and _ meeting with putin? so, modi has sai

this was said by adam easton, a bbc viewer in warsaw, commenting on narendra modi's visit to poland. for decades , india followed a policy of non-alignment foreign policy, it also refrains from directly criticizing russia for its unprovoked invasion and war against ukraine. but many experts consider. modi's visit to poland and ukraine as a way to restore balance in relations, to show the world that modi is committed to maintaining strong relations with moscow, primarily through strong business ties, and on the other hand, these visits are a signal that india ready to cooperate also with the west, so they try to balance, to maintain this policy of non-alignment that they follow for decades. polish prime minister donald tusk spoke about india's role in possible peacekeeping. process and that he and modi are united in their vision of how important it is to respect the territorial integrity of countries. and tusk also said that modzi personally assured him that he would take part in, as he said, a quick and fair end to the war in ukraine. but of course poland would like india to play a r

a tense situation with queues passenger cars and buses are noted on the route to poland. during the week, at least 500 passenger cars are waiting daily to enter the adjacent checkpoint of terespol. the queue of buses in the middle of last week in this direction reached a maximum of 108 units. let us recall that poland, lithuania and latvia began to close checkpoints on their borders. as a result, only five checkpoints out of fourteen are operating on the borders with eu countries. at the same time, despite the obstacles from the west, hospitable belarus tourists continue to visit thanks to visa-free entry, and some, having seen our country with their own eyes, are seriously considering moving. sergei knippel is one of them, he is an example of a person for whom a provincial town in our country has become more than a place to live. 26 years of life in germany are behind him, sergei bought a house in bereza, is developing a business, has found friends and is enjoying the belarusian tranquility. in germany 20 years ago it was different, what do you think? yes, it was differe

poland was and is a faithful and consistent friend of ukraine. poles are persistently pushing the american government and the biden administration to provide aid to ukraine. they do this both publicly and privately. special ambassador of poland to ukraine pavel koval is a longtime supporter of polish-ukrainian friendship. he has been friends with ukraine for a long time. many years, and there are many such poles across the political spectrum. there are historical issues between poland and ukraine, but you are absolutely right that pilsutski and petliura understood the need for close cooperation between poland and ukraine. this need remains relevant to this day, and not only in the name of our own national interests, but also in the interests of european security and the entire free world. that's why i... i think that this tradition should be remembered and followed. and the last question, dear mr. ambassador. do you generally see the light at the end of the tunnel, as they say in ukraine? it is not known how this war will end, but there is a well

yeah, she lives in good hands on poland, baltic coast. she's got sand and see almost at her front door, but some not so much as a real estate agent herself. she knows the business well. so she bought her flat on the costa blanca, about 18 months ago, as a safe investment in spain. the economic repercussions of the war and ukraine are far less tangible than they are in poland. both at the moment give it that one of the outbreak of the war left us all in the state of shock out. so because i personally know people who decided to buy property in spain shortly after co peach, not only as these were people who had already been toying with the idea that those of us out and currently polls are one of the 10 nationalities we're investing the most there with them in best we all to, i got to has expanded her business, the area to cover spain, she and her on site business partner camila, find properties for publish buyers that are plenty of prospective buyers with deep pockets. so all the academy that means that i've got 2 new offers ready. one of th

it is not only poland's decision that we will try to bring them down. of poland for a very short time. it is not 10 minutes, but 30, 40, 50 seconds. therefore , even technically, it is not easy to hit them on the territory of poland. remember also, if it is about the goals of our and your greatest. that is, the united states, those goals are twofold: firstly, how to help ukraine as soon as possible so that it wins the war with russia, and here i will emphasize once again: the whole world, the whole western world, the civilized world, full of great respect and honor to the ukrainian military and the ukrainian people, but the second goal of the americans is to not directly involve america or the north atlantic alliance in a war with russia, as long as this...

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there are historical issues between poland and ukraine. you are absolutely right that pilsutskyi and petliura. understood the need for close cooperation between poland and ukraine. this need remains relevant to this day, and not only in the name of our own national interests, but also in the interests of european security and the entire free world. that is why i think that this tradition should be remembered and followed. and the last question. dear mr. ambassador, you generally see the light at the end of the tunnel, as it were they say in our country. in ukraine, how this war will end is unknown, but there is a well-founded prospect of ukraine's relative success. if ukraine can keep its territory. to limit russian gains to a minimum and achieve very high losses for russia, this would indicate the potential for success if ukraine can continue and intensify its strategic attacks on russian military targets, and if it can limit the effectiveness of russian strategic attacks on ukrainian targets , it will also indicate potential for success.

, france, spain, portugal, cyprus, austria, switzerland, italy, greece, romania, serbia, croatia, poland, lithuania, latvia, estonia. set up a satellite dish express am8 satellite. tv signal. hours a day every day. be with is broadcast in the open and is available 24 hours a day on the belarus24 tv channel and discover belarus. expert of the belarusian institute for strategic studies. good afternoon, colleagues and guests. good afternoon. good afternoon. good afternoon. and today we will talk about security, about military security, and information security. therefore, today we have both a journalist and an expert, a military man, you could say, an expert. on our borders, at least in the north and in the west, it is uneasy. and in the south too. ukraine is raging on the borders with russia, poland and the baltics are militarizing very intensively, although it must be said that belarus was able to reach an agreement with ukraine, and ukraine withdrew its troops from our borders in july, this, of course, is the merit of the president of belarus and the security council, this is such a kind

you can't remove belarus from the border with poland and you won't remove poland, they are our neighborso were given to us by god, our president has said this many times, we are obliged to come to an agreement, and if there sat, as alexey correctly says, he communicates with polish politicians who understand what is happening, people who are for polish national interests, we would have agreed with them on many issues in the interests of not them and not us, in the interests of our peoples, if a hypothetical orban were in poland, we would have been completely. thrown out in the trash, they would have brought them to us in a car, opened the border, business would have worked, and the most, you know what, this is how he makes decisions now, this is wild , 90% of poles want this, why is lithuania news, we will cut the number of buses in half belarus, they are not being cut because there is no demand, they do not know how to stop lithuanians who are going to belarus, they have already scared them, manuals, that they will be detained here, they do not believe. they say that the shops here are

poland is creating constant obstacles at the border for our heavy trucks.erally concerned about the belarusian food basket for those who cross the border. the mfa promised once that it would give its own. asymmetrical answer, so what answer does the mfa give? the ministry of foreign affairs worked out a proposal, together with interested parties all the details were discussed submitted for consideration to the president, here is a proposal on visa-free entry into the territory of belarus for citizens of a number of countries, the president supported this proposal, and i am glad to inform our colleagues and partners from the eu countries that from 19 at 8:00 a.m. a new regime is being introduced for citizens of the european union and other european countries, for whom a visa regime has been in effect up to now, a visa-free entry procedure through railway and automobile checkpoints into the republic of belarus for up to 30 days. this visa regime will be in effect until december 31 , 2024, as you know, the same regime is in effect for... contacts between peopl

special ambassador of poland.ukraine, pavel koval is a longtime supporter of polish-ukrainian friendship, he has been friends with ukraine for many, many years, and there are many such poles across the political spectrum. there are historical issues between poland and ukraine, but you are absolutely right that pilsutski and petliura understood the need for close cooperation between poland and ukraine. this need remains relevant to this day, not only in the name of our own national interests, but also in the interests of european security and the entire free world. that is why i think that this tradition should be remembered and followed. last question, dear mr. ambassador, you generally see the light at the end tunnel, as they say in ukraine. how this war will end is unknown, but there is a well-founded prospect of relative success for ukraine. if ukraine can hold its territory, limit russian gains to a minimum, and achieve very high losses for russia, this will indicate the potential for success. if ukraine can c

the extremely unfavorable demographic situation in poland has published new alarming data.ber of babies born is decreasing year after year. since 2017, their number has decreased by half. over the 12 months of the year, 260,000 poles were born compared to 400 thousand 7 years ago. over the past 10 years, the country's population has also decreased by a million. at the same time , the polish authorities are obsessed with the idea of ​​​​creating. and they need to help ukraine in the fight against the imaginary enemy, while poland is not at all embarrassed by internal problems, the increasing incidence of banditry, problems with migrants, labor force, all this on orders from washington. the poles, whose approach to ukraine, to assistance to ukraine has changed greatly, this is even according to official polls. here is the attitude that is positive in the attitude has changed, already less than 50% of poles, at least their ninety began to continue at this level of assistance to ukraine, and there are really already noticeable, although the authorities hide this problems inside