sergei vadimovich, and brussels, are there already any first, comments, results, some kind of reactionns, because recently poland and brussels and the leader of the european union germany were somehow very friendly, there were many questions, are there any any reaction from brussels now? i think, now there can be no official reaction, simply because everyone, as i said, is waiting for the official announcement of the voting results, only after that will it be possible to somehow comment on these results, for now the votes are being counted, and another topic, of course, those sensitive topics, of course, you are probably right to absolutely wait, brussels, the authorities of the european union for the official results, but in fact, it is already clear, exit pools, they are usually very close to the final figures, but it is clear that the new government will need to anyway decide this series of issues, this is the wall, they have there with belarus and so on, there are a lot of issues here that are with germany, these reparations, do you think there is still a chance that these relation

sergey vadimovich, i see that you are in contact with us again, i hope. that it will be a little moreoint of view, yes, indeed, i agree that we need to wait, of course, for the results of the elections, at least officially, but what do you think , can, can the elections affect the relations between warsaw and kiev to the level of support that poland is now providing? this is unlikely, because again on... this is unlikely, says our ambassador, referring to the support that poland provides to ukraine, returning to the american fox news, they believe that this is quite likely, quote from the material: the poles are concerned, some of them are worried about the amount of social support in the field of education, housing and healthcare, they are worried about the lack of results on the battlefield and how this will affect the russian-ukrainian conflict, as well as costs, rather than worrying about whether the united states will retain its power, by the way, most experts observers even before the elections, and this is also the data that was provided by the united states, and the ruling par

sergey vadimovich, this is a difficult topic for us today, because of course, the latest hamas attackas is a terrorist attack, it is cruelty, the murder of civilians, the abuse of prisoners is a crime, who would not commit it? this it’s obvious to me, as a military man who, by the way, fought himself, i know what it is, first-hand, why it’s unexpected, well, somehow we’ve already gotten used to it, it seems like we tolerate this gas sector there, no one needs, isolated , the essence of the matter. little attention is paid to palestine, here ukraine has emerged, blinkin generally said that what happiness, how calm and joyful, by the way, his grandfather fled from ukraine from petliura just in case, so let me remind you to know a little history, at least and the fact that massad overslept is for this honestly surprised me, i was the director of the fsb, after all, you know, we had excellent relations with the israeli intelligence services, i knew that they were good specialists, they just overslept, you know, it was a lulling situation, what i was counting on, well, i say it again that

poland is trying to blame russia for this migration crisis, and the russian ambassador to poland, sergei vadimovichre glad to see you greetings, hello, why is there such a message again that russia is supposedly going to organize some kind of migration. russia, by definition, in the minds of our polish non-partners, is to blame for everything, the migration crisis worsened 2 years ago, after the video that you showed was filmed, a wall was erected on the land section of the border with belarus, now it’s not these wire fences, a permanent one wall, now we are talking about strengthening control. along the polish bank of the border river bug, and the main accusation, of course addressed to the belarusian authorities, who allegedly allow illegal migrants into polish territory, but in the background there is a statement that this is all an insidious plan, not only of belarus, but also of moscow, supposedly illegal migrants end up on the territory. then they try to penetrate through poland into the territory of the european union through moscow, where illegal migrants allegedly reside , primarily from..

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