, it does not strengthen either poland or ukraine. ultimatums are hardly poland. will achieve something, ukraine now also understands that becoming, becoming a subject of international politics, due to russian aggression, although ukraine is extremely dependent on the help of the west, in general and poland, in particular, nevertheless ukraine also protects its interest and is trying to talk to poland in such a way that poland fulfills its part of the conditions, and here it is without ... but if we talk about the requirements, about the requirements that poland should fulfill, fulfill, what exactly is in question, first of all a very small episode, this is a monument on the monastery mountain, near the village of verkhrata, this is a monument that was destroyed by vandals in the year 15, first by pro-russian forces, later it was destroyed in the year 20, and then the polish side, after that there was destruction of a number of ukrainian graves, to which the ukrainian side reacted very sharply officially, the local authorities destroye

ukraine will be a fraternal state for poland. ukraine and poland, we will live together on this land, building our common. the russian foreign intelligence service immediately explained that poland has its own plans. the polish elites are not going to give up their ambitious plans to organize control over the western territories of ukraine. in the minds of polish politicians, living memories of the former greatness of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, they dream of reclaiming the so -called eastern borderlands. in those days, poland was confident that investments in aid to ukraine would pay off fairly quickly and spared no effort to establish ever stronger ties. by the beginning of the svo, millions of ukrainians were already working in poland, hundreds of thousands had a pole's card, that is, they were effectively equal in rights citizens of poland itself. after the start of the special operation, warsaw effectively takes on the role of the rear of the ukrainian army. poland repairs ukrainian equipment and treats ukrainian mil

it seems that relations between ukraine and poland are not going through the best of times. ion with the actions of neighbors can be heard in the conversations of some ukrainians. and first , polish prime minister tusk threatens that ukraine will not be in the eu without solving the historical problems with poland. and now the polish mediaonet wrote about an almost quarrel between polish foreign minister sikorski and ukrainian president zelensky at a meeting in kyiv. what is happening between poland and ukraine behind... the door, is the ukrainian government allowing itself more than what is prescribed in the diplomatic rules, why is the polish side raising painful historical questions right now that can hinder ukraine's accession to the eu. this is svoboda ranok, my name is kateryna nekrech, and we are starting, join us. zelensky quarreled with the polish minister of foreign affairs at a meeting in kyiv. at least they write about it journalists of the polish publication onet, who refer to the participants. this meeting zelenskyi was allegedly angry that poland was not suppor

is underway, poland remains a subject of ukraineway, already literally 30 seconds to... leave the piles america, do you think this idea will still win, that it is better to drag ukraine into the european structure and talk with it there, or will they still consider , that conditions are needed that ukraine must agree to . before entering the eu, i think that there will be a realpolitik, tusk is a person who does not give in to emotions just like that, it was also an emotional statement for me, quite strange, but i think that who i am who, he knows how to negotiate, knows how to speak, and he too, more than once emphasizes the challenges that poland and ukraine face before us, and he constantly, i recall, he constantly loved ukraine. being in the european union, which many poles thought was bad for him, where, among others, he actually lists business and justice from the former ruling party, that he firmly deals with everything, europe, ukraine, and not enough poland, and that is why he was called a german agent, among others. thank

even relationship between the two... countries, but nevertheless, we cannot allow that between ukraine and poland, especially at a time when we now have russian aggression and an external enemy, so that relations between ukraine and poland could deteriorate. therefore, it is necessary to understand each other, to listen, to listen and to find common approaches. to solving those problems that could to satisfy both sides and at the same time not harm our defense capability. you know, for the poles, the question of the volyn tragedy or the volyn massacre, as they call it, is very important. poles know their history better than ukrainians, and maybe that's why poles don't understand what's wrong with ukrainians, because they tell them the volyn tragedy, ukrainians shrug their shoulders. ukrainians thought that for the poles... the issue of the volyn tragedy was important because there was a previous government, law and justice, they built on this and are building on this in principle campaign, but the government has changed, and the volyn tragedy still remains the number one issue, and they even say

as always, we talk about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine, and europe in the eu, how we should perceive the statements of european politicians and what our accession to the eu will look like, in the project close to politics , close to the world with maria gurska, every sunday at 15:30 with a repeat at 22:00 in collaboration with seestre au. an unusual look at the news. good health, ladies and gentlemen, my name is mykola veresin, sharp presentation of facts and competent opinions. for example, if mykola veresen had done so, he would have gone to prison. a special view on events in ukraine, so there is no need. to say that the fish rots from the head, no, not from the head, and beyond its borders, then who is china, me, my heart hurts, all this in the information marathon with mykola veresny, saturday 5:10 p.m., sunday 6:15 p.m. on espresso. two hours to to learn about the war and what the world lives by. a project for smart and caring people. espresso in the evening. 2 p.m. in ukraine news time on the espresso tv channel. greetings to all the viewers i

thousands of poles were evicted from the eastern territories of the former poland before the war, i.e. the western territories of ukraineto poland, i.e. it was actually a constructor state, but it turned out to be mononational, jeri mandering on the territory and the poles were so used to isonationality that also because the communist party was incredibly chauvinistic, it must also be remembered, this party fought at the expense of that and maintained that she actually borrowed this nationalist narrative from the late 1940s. the vistula action one way or another, it simply legitimized the polish communist party as its own for polish society. i am not saying that this communist party organized jewish pogroms, as it was , together with the nkvd, as we now know, well , people are used to such a life, and now these millions of ukrainians are really changing poland to, if you will, pre-war poland, and that's a good question, mr. america, because it absolutely is another poland, i always wonder what a country looks like in which suddenly there are... people, not even of a different nationality, of a different culture, i've be

and poland to win over russia, which wants to destroy both ukraine and poland, i spoke today that... putin understands the russian peace as the entire space of the former russian empire, which included poland. and that is why he demanded in 1997 to actually disarm those countries that joined nato from the eastern bloc, and not just ukraine. so for us it is a question of survival, a question of conversation and a question of decisions - it is a question of survival. we are looking for it here and i hope we will find it. this is a process that we cannot stop. what interesting thoughts did you hear from the polish deputies here today at... the meeting, the most important thing is desire to talk, and this is that what we read very often in the press, and we talk about disinformation, about fake news, and it is disinformation fake news, because polish deputies support ukraine, work for ukraine to be in nato and the european union, but also so that we are not competitors, so that there are conversations between us, everything else can be resolved, that is,

it is not for nothing that dmytro medvedev, when he spoke about poland, argued that not only ukraine is a fake state, but also poland, which was actually part of the russian empire and should remain in the russian sphere of influence. it is not for nothing that putin in the 21st year, even before the full-scale invasion, spoke about the fact that... it is extremely important that the countries of the eastern, former eastern warsaw bloc do not have nato weapons, so that the borders of nato return to the borders of the year 91, not only ukraine wants to conquer russia, poland too, only a wise policy can protect us from fakes, this is what i talked about at this conference, we we can talk as much as we want about the banning of certain social networks, about the verification of this or that information, but still. only real, strong european values, values ​​of freedom, values ​​of democracy, values ​​of solidarity, which unite the european union, can spread disinformation, we talked about it here with the poles and will continue to talk about it, and we will definitely win together. subs

man. with the russian fsb against against poland, including, well, that is, i would push all of this into a very brutal political struggle, as not always in ukraineryone understands that this is what is really happening in poland, by the way, if we talk about public mood, this is also such an interesting topic that i always think about, here in poland , the german union of exiles has always caused obvious irritation. a fairly authoritative organization in germany, which is close to the christian democratic union, which has always presented serious, i would say historical, economic, and property claims to poland, the leaders of this organization, in principle , did not hide that they wanted a certain historical revenge donald tusk, by the way, was born in these territories, which are the territory of this revenge for this union, he of zgdańsk, i.e. of the former danzig, and together with that... who understand how dangerous such motives and such organizations are for german-polish cooperation, are ready to accept such attitudes in their own society, that's how strange, practically the same, that is, the same attitude towards the ukrainian polish h

poland can provide energy support to western ukraine, what program is it about and what assistance can the whole eu expect ukraine, and not only its western part. "główna części zapotrzebowania ukrainy na energię będzie w tym roku pokryta pradwodni przez product, the main part of ukraine in energy this year will probably be covered by ukrainian production, including production based on nuclear energy, at the same time we are evaluating and this is what i have been doing in recent weeks , that together with the minister of industry of poland we will be able to organize additional opportunities to export energy from poland z polski, są na to przysząd europskije, to jest bardzo dobry bardzo a good project, one might say, a profitable deal, because we are increasing our export capabilities and can provide somewhere between 5-8% of ukraine's electricity needs in winter. we have the technical capabilities to deliver it if necessary. we have the funds to pay for it. we have the opportunity to involve polish companies in this, this is also very important. we have the opportunity to use the coa

poland, claimed that not only ukraine is a fake state, but also poland was actually part of the russian remain in the russian sphere of influence. it is not for nothing that putin is in the 21st year, even before his death. large-scale invasion spoke about the fact that it is extremely important that in the countries of the east, the former east the warsaw bloc did not need nato weapons, so that the borders of nato returned to the borders of 1991, not only ukraine wants to conquer russia, poland as well, only a wise policy can protect us from fakes, this is what i talked about at this conference, we we can talk as much as we want about the banning of certain social networks, about... er checking of this or that information, but only real, strong european values, values ​​of freedom, values ​​of democracy, values ​​of solidarity can resist disinformation, which unite the european union. we talked about this here with the poles, and we will continue to talk about it and we will definitely win together. subscribe to my channel, mykola knyazhytskyi warsaw. today in the verdict program. with

then we will talk about how our cooperation with poland is developing, because we know that at one time literally in july, when the presidents of ukraineed a security agreement, it was mentioned that a ukrainian legion would be formed, and this legion would be provided by western partners, pass from... training in poland, a number of officials talked about that this is just an opportunity for ukrainians who live in poland or have gone to poland to join the ranks of this legion, what is happening with this project right now, we will talk with our guest, and a polish expert is joining us now on security issues, head of the polish research center. ukraine, dariush maternyak. mr. dariush, i congratulate you, i am glad to see and hear you on our air. good day, congratulations. i would like us to start, after all, to continue the topic related to... the ukrainian legion, because after the optimistic statements, quite recently a number of publications appeared in the polish press, where it is said that this project remains, as one of the newspapers wrote, an idea on paper, this is what is happening right now, what the polish press is writing

already a separate case here, in the first place, some kind of protocol should be signed between poland and ukraine so that it would be possible to react exactly in such cases, and also the panelist would like to ask you about the ukrainian-polish defense projects in the context of the arms exhibition in kielce in poland, mspo is currently one of the largest arms exhibitions. in eastern europe, i know that you attend every exhibition, you can compare, and here is what was so interesting and important in the context of ukrainian-polish military cooperation, in fact, what kind of such large-scale polish-ukrainian projects might it have been difficult to see something like that, it would not have been like, for example, you could see 2000. thank you very much for your explanations, for your comments, let me remind you that it was dariusz materniak, head of... the poland-ukraine research center, he spoke about the prospects for cooperation between ukraine and poland, and the main problem or accentual topic is precisely the situation with the formation of the ukrainian legion in poland, this project nee

not work, and i will remind you that in twenty-second, twenty-third year, you remember how poland and ukrainends, practically the names were exactly the same as the united states, he is now speaking, he is skeptical in fact, but in order not to lose face, they speak big words, poland and sikorski in this regard, they are betting on the fact that... some president will come then we will decide something and do something then, because now they don’t want to do something and somehow conduct business with ukraine for a long time, the root of the problem is what is the main thing, to me. the desire to fish in troubled waters, that is , western ukraine, well, how, how else, we know, when the svo began, there were just thoughts about poland entering western ukraine, and then we’ll see, we’ll negotiate with whom, with the americans, with russia and so on. when else will poland have a historical a chance to grab what was once greater poland, which was part of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, perhaps there will never be such a favorable moment again, so they still want it, they still itch, let's say

as always, we talk about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine, and europe. what is being said about ukraine in the eu, how should we perceive the statements of european politicians and what will our accession to the eu look like? in the project close to politics , close to the world with maria gurska. every sunday at 15:30 with a repeat at 22:00 in collaboration with au sisters. good evening, we are from ukraine, let's continue, i 'm reading here, this big etherin continues, my name is vasyl zima, i remind you, i read the posts on youtube, by the way, like and share. comment in lithuanian they write, well, judging by the flag: mirtis is the occupier of the word, glory, in one word, thank you for your support, lithuanians who are in the chat, come in, once again like, share, comment, your important is needed, your support is important for free pro-ukrainian media , which is undoubtedly the espresso tv channel, and now we will find out what is there in the usa, president zelensky, the head of our state, the delegation, your... meetings that have already taken

she also made significant efforts to support ukraine. poland has also done a lot for ukraine.ans are not alone in their struggle. the discussions at the event are understandable, but they should end with a decision to continue supporting ukraine. during the pre-election debates, kamala harris strongly and repeatedly supported this idea. she criticized. donald trump, claiming that he would be willing to accept flattery from dictator vladimir putin, which would harm ukraine and endanger poland and all of europe. she used the american language presidents like harry truman and ronald reagan who stood up for freedom and opposed aggressive dictators. many ukrainians would say that these are nice words, but the americans need to act faster and more decisively in support of ukraine, and i agree with that. as i have already mentioned, i hope that the united states and great britain will lift restrictions on the use of long-range weapons by ukraine on the territory of russia. ukraine has the right to defend itself, and russia cannot expect its territory to remain safe when it attacks al

as always, we talk about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine, and europe do they say about ukraine? in the eu, how should we perceive the statements of european politicians and what will our accession to the eu look like? in the project about politics about the world with maria gurska every sunday at 15:30 with a repeat at 22:00 in cooperation with seestre au. hundreds of thousands of square meters damaged property, apartments, houses that need to be rebuilt. about the situation with recovery in different regions of ukraine. about the rights, opportunities and personal experience of people. olga's house was like this last year. and this is what it looks like now, i am not spending money at the moment, about how to unite the country in the process of recovery in the project of the urban reconstruction and development program, every saturday at 18:30 for espresso. well, we return, thank our colleagues for their work, and in this case, we remind you that we are currently on the western borders. there is flooding and there is a danger that this story will drag

currently the flagship of polish politics, and this too... concerns many worthy people, both in poland and in ukraine, well, there will be solutions to be accepted, i don't know, whether at the level of the prime minister's office in poland, the presidential administration, the office of the president in ukraine, or at some other level, that is, there must be some kind of big package conversation, well, about a package conversation, i would i didn't speak, because the conversations are constantly ongoing, the fact that such controversial moments come out of the public discourse, just shows that the conversations have not yet... reached their goal of understanding, regarding chapotovych, i would n't dismiss him at all either, that he has no influence , chaputovych teaches in warsaw university, so at least the younger generation can be influenced if he spreads these views among them, and there is no doubt that , as i said, the narrative in poland now dominates after all, which is that ukraine is dehumanizing and does not allow about... texumations and search works, but nothing is mentioned about the fa

together, glory to ukraine, a word to the heroes who are close to politics, the shock that ukraine and poland are experiencing, due to the brutality of the new stage of putin's air war against ukraine. first kyiv, poltava, lviv, first kyiv, then poltava, lviv. people are dying, infrastructure and residential buildings are being destroyed, and the old city in lviv has been attacked. a few days ago, lviv and all ukraine said goodbye to the bazilevich family, mother and three daughters, who died during the missile attack. mom and chitsurky. i was just there. a huge loss. please tell us about your recent trip to lviv, your emotions, what important things happened. the emotional reaction of poland was emotional, prime minister donald tusk expressed our willingness to help when it comes to rebuilding lviv's european heritage, places important to ukrainians and special to poles, but not only because of our shared history, but also because this attack on lviv was particularly brutal. it actually affected historic buildings, farm buildings, a school, i went to look at that school after the attack. wha

as always, we talk about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine, and europe what do they say about ukraine? the eu, how we should perceive the statements of european politicians and what our accession to the eu will look like, in the project about politics about the world with maria gurska, every sunday at 3:30 p.m. with a repeat at 10:00 p.m. in cooperation with sesttry au. events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives. of course, the news feed reports about them, but it is not enough to know what is happening, you need to understand it. antin borkovskyi and invited experts. libra evaluates events, analyzes them, modeling our future. every saturday at 13:10 with a repeat at 220. studio sahid with anton borkovsky on espresso. see this week in the collaborators program. ministries of the occupiers, whom the rashists appointed as leaders. "i want russia to be on the lands of the kherson region, and it will be." but how a fake minister cheated his owners out of millions of rubles. the accused is detained. greetings, i'm olena kononenko, and th

as always, we talk about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine, europe is being said about ukraine in the eu, how should we perceive the statements of european politicians and what will our accession to the eu look like? in the project close to politics, close to the world with maria gurska. every sunday at 15:30 with a repeat at 22:00 in collaboration with sestra au. the verkhovna rada regularly adopts new laws. but how do these changes affect our lives? we have analyzed new resolutions to inform you about the latest changes in ukrainian legislation, how legislative norms change our lives, what to prepare for? on these and other questions, which worry ukrainians, the leading lawyers of the aktum bar association will answer. watch every tuesday at 7:55 in the legal expertise program on the espresso tv channel. new week for... espresso. weekly summary information and analytical program, a clear understanding of the key events of the past week, analysis of the causes and consequences of these events from experts, forecasts of the development of the situati

as always, we talk about poland, ukraine, europe. what is being said about ukraine in the eu, how should we perceive the statements of european politicians and what will our accession to the eu look like. the project is close to politics, close to the world with maria gurska. every sunday at 15:30 with a repeat at 22:00 in collaboration with sister ayu. vasyl zima's big broadcast. two hours of airtime. two hours of your time, two hours to learn about the war and what the world is like, two hours to keep up with economic and sports news, two hours in the company of your favorite anchors, anchors that to many, they became like-minded, as well as honored guests of the studio, the events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for smart and caring people, in the evening at espresso. today in the verdict program with serhii rudenko. rebooting shmyhal's office. the verkhovna rada appointed new ministers to replace a number of dismissed ones. should we expect new energy from the government after the reshuffle of offici

problems of a national nature, and there are problems of a local nature, because for poland all relations with ukrainehat happened in the territory of four regions, lviv, ivano-frankivsk, ternopil, and volyn and volyn regions. and in fact, for people living in kharkiv or poltava regions, poland is as different a country as france or belgium. ugh. they have nothing to do with poland. i have to... from the point of view of conflicts, from the point of view of the past, and these poles cannot understand that what for them is a central issue of politics is actually a regional issue for them, that people in kyiv and lviv are completely different - they look at these polish -ukrainian relations in different ways, what is it for galicia and for volhynia, poland is a big subject of past history, because the territory was part of the polish crown in pre-war poland. but what to do with the territories that parted with poland back in the days of bohdan khmelnytskyi, or were never part of poland at all, like kharkiv or dnipro or odesa, were never in poland, they do not understand at all, what polish politicians a

as we always talk about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine, europe. what is being said about ukraine in the eu, how should we perceive the statements of european politicians and what will our accession to the eu look like? in the project about politics about the world with maria gurska, every sunday at 3:30 p.m. with a repeat: at 10:00 p.m. in collaboration with the sister. freedom in the mornings is only the most important thing. we talk about topics that others are silent about. we pay attention to details that others do not notice. one ether, one topic, which we explore from different angles. now 20 minutes, because we value your time. see in weekdays at 9:10 a.m. on espresso. or at any convenient time on radio liberty youtube. we will return and continue to talk about something very important, about what is happening mostly behind the scenes, but directly affects our entire society, although the focus is on our military personnel, our veterans, with us serhii pozniak, head of the association of veteran entrepreneurs and a lieutenant of the nationa

as always, we talk about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine and europe. what is being said about ukraine in the eu, how should we perceive the statements of european politicians, and what about you? will watch our accession to the eu in the project about politics about the world with maria gurska every sunday at 15:30 with a repeat at 220 in cooperation with seestre eu. exclusively on the air of our channel. congratulations friends, the politlub program is on the air on the espresso tv channel. the most relevant topics of the week. nato member countries have huge arsenals. russia is already on the way until resources are exhausted. topics that resonate in our society. this is the question of trump's victory. well, this is an analysis of the processes that change the country and each of us. what else can the russians do, are they able to use, say, the resources of the lukashenka army allied with them. vitaliy portnikov and the guests of the project read the entire salting, take my word for it, i thank you, it was difficult , i was just interested, but it

as always, we talk about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine, and europe is being said about ukraine in the eu, how should we perceive the statements of european politicians and what will our accession to the eu look like? in the project close to politics, close to the world with maria gurska. every sunday at 15:30 with a repeat at 22:00 in collaboration with sestria au. good evening, we are from ukraine. i hope you were bored. thank you for waiting. the great ether continues, and i hand over the floor to yuri fizer, the world about ukraine. yury, good evening, please. good evening to you vasyl, good evening to everyone who joined us at this time. today it is about this, again about the ban on striking the armed forces of ukraine against targets deep in the territory of russia. new about the attempt to assassinate donald trump, the us introduced new anti-georgian sanctions. about this and the other in a moment. well, i'll start with the news of the last two hours. mass explosions occurred in the suburbs of beirut, which is the capital of lebanon, north of

as always, we talk about the most important thing that happened recently week in poland, ukraine, europewhat they say about ukraine in the eu, how we should perceive the statements of european politicians and what our accession to the eu will look like, in the project close to politics close to the world with maria gurska. every sunday at 15:30 with a repeat at 22:00 in collaboration with sestri eu. russian dictator vladimir putin has announced changes to russia's nuclear deterrence doctrine. now, among other things, the russian federation can launch a nuclear strike in the event of a massive attack on its territory, even with non-nuclear weapons, and in case of aggression against belarus. the dictator announced this at a meeting on the so-called nuclear deterrence on wednesday, september 25. it is noteworthy that these statements were made at a time when the 79th session of the un general assembly was in progress in the usa, as well as on the eve of zelenskyi's meeting with us president joe biden. eu spokesman peterstano said at a press briefing that putin's new threats to use nuclear w

issues are being raised again, unfortunately, this is the issue of relations, relations between ukraine and polandve again a topic that it concerns historical... contexts, yes, and mr. vitaliy and i have discussed it several times, another scandal, polish prime minister donald tusk announced that ukraine will not join the european union until it resolves historical issues, the so-called with ukraine, whether it will settle historical problems. at the same time, this scandal also affected the minister. of border affairs of ukraine, mr. kuleba, in particular kuleba also stated that, more precisely, he mentioned the vistula operation, which is also one of the infamous pages of the history between ukraine and poland. he reminded that these people were evicted from ukrainian territory, they were actually resettled in the territory of the western part of the republic of poland, and already... many polish politicians, in particular from the right wing, they say that kuleba should be banned from entering poland, well, that is , such exchanges statements, but the fact that there is already a level of the p

sikorsky about crimea unfolds against the background of a number of disputes. moments between ukraine and poland, in particular the loud statements of the polish leadership regarding the solution of historical problems in the matter of the volyn tragedy. let's continue to listen to the opinion of the ambassador of ukraine to poland in 2014 and 2022. as he evaluates such words? no, i think that this is more of an expert opinion for society than a real policy. it is unlikely that... and society in western societies, both in ukraine and in ukraine, they are ready to take it seriously now, that's why i think that this is one of the options that minister sikorsky believes has, can to be implemented, but not necessarily, and i don't think that the population will listen to it now, and i still have one. question, probably the last in the context of all this, this statement, she is happening in principle against the background of such another complication of relations between poland and ukraine, when statements were heard from the polish side in particular that the historical moments in the context of t

as always, we talk about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine, and europe. what is being said about ukraine in the eu, how should we hear the statements of european politicians and what will our accession to the eu look like in the project about politics about the world with maria gurska every sunday at 3:30 p.m. with a repeat at 10:00 p.m. in cooperation with sestri au. so we came back and oksana and i say that clearly and qualitatively working out the airports in yelsk and other airfields, destroying bc, is... absolutely the right decision, and when we learn that our good drone attacked an oil refinery in the belogorod region, here reksana says , it's time to talk about this energy component, about oil and gas, because our signs are giving us, with us is mykhailo gonchar, an expert on international energy and security relations and the president of the global studies center strategy of the 21st century, mr. mykhailo, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, sir mykhailo, in all this politics, where... hungarians and slovaks compete, who is bigger, putin ver

as always, we talk about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine, and europe about ukraine in the eu, how should we accept the statements of european politicians and what will our accession to the eu look like in the project about politics about the world with maria gurska every sunday at 3:30 p.m. with a repeat at 10:00 p.m. in cooperation with sisters. we are military personnel of a separate unit of the volodymyr hryga hryga, a unit of unmanned aviation complexes. of the 76th separate battalion of the 102nd separate battalion brigades in the zaporozhye direction , combat clashes occur daily due to constant enemy assaults. this does not bypass the gulyaipil direction, which our battalion has been defending for almost two years. right now we need three times as many modifiers and fire damage from the sky. therefore, we are appealing to everyone who cares to collect funds for 20 digii mavic classic drones and 10 3t mavics. yes, the amount is not small, but the life of your siblings and relatives is much more expensive. we really hope for your support, donat and

she also made significant efforts to support ukraine. poland also did a lot for ukraine. to end with a decision to continue the event are understandable, but they need ukraine's support. during the pre-election debates, kamela garis strongly and repeatedly supported this idea. she criticized donald trump, arguing that he would be willing to accept flattery from dictator vladimir putin, which would harm and endanger ukraine. many ukrainians would say that they are beautiful words, but the americans should act faster and more decisively in supporting ukraine. and i agree with that. as i said, i hope the united states and great britain. will lift restrictions on ukraine's use of long-range weapons on the territory of russia. ukraine has the right to defend itself, and russia cannot expect its territory to remain safe while it attacks all of ukraine, killing civilians and terrorizing ukrainian society with rocket bombs.

as always, we talk about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine, and europe. what is being said about ukraine in the eu, how should we perceive europe's statements. politicians and how our entry into the eu will look like in the project about politics about the world with maria gurska every sunday at 15:30 with a repeat at 22:00 in cooperation with sister eu. congratulations. in the last broadcast, i already talked about the fact that russia is preparing for... the un general assembly and has prepared all kinds of new threats, and here, in principle, the main of these threats, the most terrible, as russian propaganda tries to present it, putin announced yesterday, told about the changes in the russian nuclear doctrine, and because of this, well, literally yesterday and this morning, they already started jumping out there boys, their... panties on russian television. this news is directly related to the fact that it is not the first day and not the first week, we are discussing here, what we are responding to and what are our arguments in this silent dialogue

as is known, brest is located at the junction of three borders, belarus, poland, ukraine, border crossings bridge kozlovich, the largest in belarus. by the way, customs officers and border guards. have long been considered an elite class for a minute with the most educated people. the poet fyodor glinka wrote in his memoirs so. director of the brestlitovsk customs so honest, kind and polite that everyone would consider it a pleasure to open not only their suitcases, but even their hearts to him. this museum is popularly called the spasenka, a marker of vigilant work with modern. aivazovsky's and messeyedov's paintings are now stored within these walls. they tried to take cultural values ​​abroad, but customs did not give the go-ahead. the exhibition presents about 400 works of art. style, it combines features of the renaissance, baroque, classicism and art nouveau. only a few hours remain until the meeting with the city's mascot, the lamplighter, we still have a lot to do. today, sovetskaya street is the main pedestrian thoroughfare , the city's calling card. tourists have long dubbed it t

let me remind you that it was dariusz materniak, head of the poland-ukraine research center. he spoke about the prospects of cooperation between ukraine and poland, and the main problem, or accentual topic, is precisely the situation with the formation of the ukrainian legion in poland. this project needs attention to be really implemented in a short enough time. relying primarily on the help of western partners and our diplomats and our citizens who are currently in poland. here these were the main military results of this day, then the broadcast will be continued by vasyl zima, so stay tuned to the espresso channel. thank you to serhiy zgurts, thank you to his guest, and we will contribute to the needs of the armed forces of ukraine. we are continuing our large-scale collection, which we will definitely close, we have already reached the amount of 2 million, but we still need to push it, as they say. the espresso tv channel and the vesna charitable fund continue to collect funds for the purchase of modern drones and electronic warfare systems, which is very important at the

wroclaw, that is, these are the territories that are most, let's say, exposed to flooding in poland, as in ukraineranscarpathia, then in poland it is in principle, this is the southwestern part, the southwestern region of the country, it is quite large... was in 1997, the biggest, i think, one of the biggest traumas of the 90s in poland, in principle, it caused a lot of different political consequences, then and in principle, helping the victims of the flood was important a political factor then, so it seems to me that the government of donald tusk is not easy weighed this problem, because he understood very well and understands further what political consequences it can have, on the other hand, if we are talking about differences... in 1997, with which parallels are constantly happening, from the side there, starting from witnesses and ending there with the prime ministers of the polish government, here on the one hand we can see the great civil solidarity of polish society, even in my entrance, things are being collected for the victims of the flood, this is happening all over poland, in fact, i

they are all already in the ground or in hospitals, through special forces, poland has already sort of rolled through ukrainecally risk its military personnel further, so yes, poland is waiting here, tikorsky is absolutely right, well, let them wait. ukraine, what do they really mean then, that the front will fall apart, well , if they are waiting for something more serious than now, well, let them wait further, but i am sure that when the front falls apart, poland will not save ukraine, certainly, save its own interests in western ukraine, yes, of course, save ukraine, what do you need, poles, because they are also already very strongly infected with the western mentality. they behave from the ukrainians, they could behave from the polish, from the polish lords, who considered them ukrainian, well and now poland has a serious conflict with germany, although i don’t know how serious it is, but the germans and scholz in any case declared that the poles they are behaving vilely because they allowed a person who allegedly has a direct connection to the explosions on the nord stream i to escape to ukraine throug

as always we we are talking about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine. what is being said about ukraine in... how should we perceive the statements of european politicians and what will our accession to the eu look like? in the project about politics about the world with maria gurska every sunday at 3:30 p.m. with a repeat at 10:00 p.m. in cooperation with au sisters. an unusual look at the news. good health, ladies and gentlemen, my name is mykola veresin, sharp presentation of facts and competent opinions. for example, if mykola veresin had done so, he would have gone to prison. a special look at events in ukraine, so what no need to say that the fish is rotting. from my head, no, not from my head and beyond, who is china then, my heart hurts, all this is in the information marathon with mykola september saturday 5:10 p.m., sunday 6:15 p.m. saturday political club, live broadcast, we are coming back and now let's talk about the debate that took place this week, so between trump and harris, and this debate, as you can see, turned things around... the o

as always, we talk about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine, and europe. what they say about ukraine in the eu, how should we perceive it. statements of european politicians and how our entry into the eu will look like in the project about politics about the world with maria gurska every sunday at 15:30 with a repeat at 22:00 in cooperation with sesttry eu. join the ranks of the 100th separate mechanized brigade of the armed forces of ukraine. protect yours. the result of their work is our safety. they, the boys from volyn, proved that everyone can do it. to be a warrior, strong in spirit, appreciate the ability to stand side by side with fellow citizens until holy victory. everyone who pilots a uav understands aita, prepares, treats, repairs, winds kilometers of roads, fills piles of documents, significantly strengthens those who cover the enemy with heavy fire and return our native land meter by meter. join the ranks of the 100th separate mechanized brigade of the armed forces of ukraine. let's stick together. i'm oleksandr morshchevka, congratulations,