therefore, this connection with the ukrainian education system will continue in warsaw.krainian educational hub, so-called, has also recently opened. that is, this is a place where there will also be opportunities will be created for children from ukraine and even not only for children, but also for adults who want to improve their qualifications in one or another field in the it sphere, it will also be an opportunity not just to learn certain things there new, new, professional, conventionally speaking, whether to study in ukrainian schools, but the main essence and the main goal is really to ensure this unbreakable connection between citizens of ukraine who are forced to go abroad not only to poland, but to the whole world and the ukrainian education system, that is, citizens of ukraine should feel that the ukrainian state is next to them, that we are there where they are, and that we will always be a support and help in all the issues that concern them and that they face while abroad. i see that the consulate and the embassy is also trying to be such a pillar of help

, in the vicinity of warsaw, the vast majority are in krakow and in contact with them. heroes who were injured receive excellent medical care, they receive excellent treatment, they feel this gratitude from polish doctors from polish doctors from polish medical personnel for their heroism, what kind of people are they they show themselves in defense not only of their homeland, but actually of the main european principles, as it is customary to say here in poland and yours, and we definitely know by name every military man who arrived here for treatment. we maintain contact with the polish government and know for sure who what where what is the diagnosis, and how is medical care provided, that's why we are here, we are always there , and in case of anything, the military who are here can always count on ukrainian diplomats and consuls, and she listens. and in general how many ukrainians are currently working in poland, this number is very dynamic, we all understand that it is difficult to say the exact number, instead, the statistics are kept by the polish authorities, the statistics of

zamość, and here in the warsaw area in the warsaw district volya there is this cemetery where the president from poland is going to bow down to this grave and put his flowers and i repeat this, the polish president has never done this before and it works under an extremely extraordinary moment of our current polish-ukrainian relations he is now the key unity solidarity between the two ukrainian and polish societies in the face of russian aggression is unprecedented, but the history of relations between ukraine and poland, especially after the miracle of two layers in the last century, was not always easy in short, it was not always definitely easy because there were among the ukrainians in the west mainly those who opposed pilsudskyi petliura in this union, but nevertheless they could in principle liberate kyiv once again in november 1920, as they did in may 20 year, but this did not happen for various reasons, including political ones. thanks for the answer. this was dmytro antonyuk, a traveler and researcher. exactly one year ago, the capital of afghanistan, kabul, came under the control

there are several military personnel who are being treated in warsaw and the outskirts of warsaw . in krakow and in contact with them, the consul general of ukraine in krakow is in katowice, well, in other cities , that is, it is very nice that our soldiers are here. our heroes who were wounded receive excellent medical care, receive excellent treatment, they feel this gratitude from polish doctors from the polish from the polish medical staff for their heroism, which they show in the defense of not only their homeland, but actually the main european principles, as it is customary to say here in poland, and yours and we we definitely know the name of every military serviceman who came here for treatment. we are in contact with the polish government and we know for sure what the diagnosis is and how medical care is provided, that's why we are here, we are always there , and in case of anything, the military those who are here can always count on ukrainian diplomats and consultations, and she hears. and in general, how many ukrainians are currently working in poland, this figure is very

it's good because i'm in warsaw and i'm safe.ery, very cool. and thank you very much to everyone and to the president of poland angela duda, well, thank you very much in general . i feel good, can you hurry , but personally, i am very comfortable, because it is like at home, and it is a pity that we cannot celebrate today is such and such a holiday in our country, but we are very, very happy that we can open such an opportunity in the company of ukrainians, so today the diplomatic representation of ukraine around the world simultaneously performed the national anthem of ukraine at the end of our conversation, we can listen to how it sounded in warsaw and in to new york of ukraine, no glory, nikolay, that we are brothers of the cossack religion, it is very important, indeed, such support and unification of ukrainians, where they were not myroslava ostapa, thank you very much for the communication from warsaw and washington, myroslava gongadze was and ostap yarosh thank you and at a special meeting of the un security council held t

not simply about what was happening inside warsaw, but what was happening inside the warsaw pact general command? so kuklinsky is generally recognized as one of the great if not the greatest asset that the united states ever had in all of the kind of former under under, you know soviet control. and so as the poland begins to move towards pushing for nato extension. there's significant lobbying done within the cia for the for the united states government to really make the exoneration of kuklinsky in poland. almost a part of poland's nato transition. now, it happens after the polls formally enter nato but that but but while poland was was applying for nato if you will those years the cia and the us administrations in this case the clinton administration were basically arguing with the polls that you have to exonerate this guy and it's important for you to recognize his service. now there was significant pushback in poland against this specifically among old military officers who'd served as communist officers and the most prominent of them would be what jk r rosalski who was kind of the s

today we're going to the examining this book from warsaw with love and the title itself may not convey the substance of the book but the subtitle, "from warsaw with love: polish spies, the cia, and the forging of an unlikely alliance" does. the book is an unusual one in that the genesis for it was a landmark article published by the author of this book john pomfret who will introduce in a second but that article appeared in the washington post in 1995 and it traced what was an extraordinary story of polish intelligence services cooperation with the cia to ncrescue us intelligence agents who have been trapped behind iraqi lines in 1990, 91 after iraq invaded kuwait. and the story of how those agents were rescued plus other extremely interesting information about the polish intelligence services cooperation was told in that article has been expanded here but this book also covers a much wider slot of history. it looks at the intelligence dimension of us polish relations after 1989. poland was a member of the warsaw pact until the mid-1991 but de facto it has already changed its ties. it

during the second world war, and in particular during the warsaw uprising, when battles were fought here and when the germans mercilessly killed the civilian population of the capital and, unfortunately, russian aggression towards ukraine is just as ruthless today, many years have passed since the second world war and the actions of the russian aggressor are similar to those of the german one, so the world must abandon terrorism, put human life above financial interests, says the marshal of the polish diet, mrs. hoferska, the world closes its eyes to rape, torture and barbarism because for some oil money is still the highest value , we do not close our eyes because we know what totalitarianism and imperialism are . a war criminal, a salon gentleman with whom there are conversations about the so-called military operations in poland, is well aware of what is happening in ukraine and how important the support of the world community is, and a joint resistance to the actions of the aggressor, because in the 39th year poland resisted the enemy of ukraine practically alone, if god forbid u

did you meet the ambassador once in warsaw ?ar, we have nothing to talk about with him, and meeting him is definitely more than that. i believe that one of the consequences of this aggressive policy of putin should be the complete isolation of russia, including at the diplomatic level, sanctions, isolation, and support for the arms of ukraine, this is actually the three pillars on which our victory will be built, and here we have a common opinion, a common position, and with the polish side, the complete isolation of russia somehow does not quite walk the povaliy in warsaw, the kos came there, some sentiments, the cemetery and i don't remember that well, everyone is there they know it was a big scanner and the ukrainians and the kulak will meet him there. it’s quite nice for me. yes , he dressed like that. i think he’s hiding somewhere there in his clothes. let me thank my president for this. i understand, if you hear from poland, i know that you you have lived here for many years. and i mean. how do you feel now? does it strike

do you meet her services in warsaw? no, i have not met her and i have no such desire . as long as this unleashed baseless war continues, we have nothing to talk about with him, and meeting him is definitely more than that. i believe that uh, one of the consequences of this aggressive policy of putin, there should be complete isolation of russia, including at the diplomatic level, sanctions, isolation and support for ukraine's weapons, these are actually the three pillars on which our victory will be built, and here we have a common opinion, a common position, and with the polish side, full isolation somehow does not quite come of age in warsaw, when he once came there for some sentimentalist, he remembers the cemetery and i don't remember who . well, everyone knows him there. it was a big camera. ukrainians and fists meet him there, and they will meet me there very well . so what is he i think he is hiding somewhere in his own, let me thank my president for this one, i understand if you hear from poland i know that you have lived here for many years and i mean how do yo

somehow chopin in warsaw has 16 chopin's music benches, each near the famous places where the composer lived or worked. during the tour, we saw where chopin lived and where he gave his first two- hour concert. did not write musical works if we believe that 24 hours before admission listen to chopin's music, we will listen to all his works, attention chopin was afraid of the big stage, we do not hide it, chopin gave only 30 concerts in his entire life ms. nataliya she says that a lot of intelligent ukrainians were forced to move to warsaw after the full-scale invasion more and more people visit her excursions every time if we live in another country we should know her history, culture and through excursions it is much better than learning by myself i love everything i liked it, it was very interesting, it was explained in an accessible way. it is clear that everything is so, and we learned more about the city where you live now. the tour guide is especially pleased with the desire of ukrainians to listen to her stories in their native language, and many who came from ukraine ordered the

millet warsaw for 40 minutes. for her, she sang only for him, but the director of the film has a problem with a seventy- decade tulman, he then stayed with the close ones. for some reason i was there. he spoke, but i can't pay like a composer. we have an agreement with the composer of the film, nikolai kryukov. i already tell him everything the payer says, well, it was just nice to talk to us, otherwise he says, no, i’m here, what i can offer you. and if you conduct these markers, then i will pay you, as semyon isaevich says to an artist at a higher rate conductor well, seven people, and even in a cabaret in a restaurant, but what can to be a conductor? here the conductor does not need fog, but i have no other option. in general, they agreed that the implementations would conduct this tiny orchestra, and here is the beginning of the first panorama, therefore, the cabaret, where yure davydovich is like that. turning to the camera conducts. so four of these marquestrom. this is all that is left, so to speak, in the

eh, a citizen of warsaw for what? because we talked for him and we, in fact, probably, well, made a better impression of ourselves. rather than a real personal for a good relationship. heard the conversation. uh, warsaw what he said, it seemed to me that for him. it 's just that you know it has become such an opportunity to pour out your soul to someone to speak out. and that's just for this, it is already enough to become an honorary food. thanks for talking to me. let's have one more snippet. we will see. so that also means that the central government is the dudy of the government. uh, actually or not helps within. e frames of the current situation. they just left us the problem is that they put all the responsibility on us. they say you are in charge of the schools. you are responsible for interaction with all the city. and you have to deal with these tasks within your own budget, and they only pay bills for small amounts, like when we feed someone, or when we have documentary evidence that we moved someone somewhe

adam easton in warsaw, across the country. adam easton in warsaw. thank— across the country.across the country. adam easton in warsaw, thank you very much. - israel says it's arrested 19 members of the palestinian group, islamichhad, in raids across the west bank. this is after carrying out air—strikes against targets in gaza yesterday in which 11 palestinians were killed, including a commander of islamichhad and a child. in retaliation, islamichhad militants fired dozens of rockets into israel from gaza. 0ur correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem. well, we are seeing some dramatic pictures coming from the gaza strip. in just the past couple of hours, an apartment building reduced to rubble by an israeli air strike just minutes after people they received a warning call. big plumes of smoke on the gaza skyline, and we've also got reports of a first direct hit on an israeli house in the south of the country where a family was in a bomb shelter at the time. this is day two of an operation that the israeli military says could last for a week, but it is to counter islamichhad

particular civilians and soldiers who died during the invasion of the countries of the so-called warsawt . they took place right here near the charles bridge, eh, this is one of the most popular places, let's say, in prague, and there, eh, that means they organized an action, and here are such symbolic wooden christs, which were painted in yellow and blue colors, the colors of the flag of ukraine, and they hung signs with the names companies and firms of the western company that still cooperate with the russian federation, according to the organizers of the action. in this way, they wanted to draw the attention of people and the european public to the fact that , in fact, these firms are cooperating with russia for almost six months of the full-scale invasion, they are, according to them, also sponsors or co-sponsors of terrorism, which, according to the organizers, is being carried out by the russian federation in ukraine, and we can listen to the comments of the people who organized this action. if these brands did not leave the russian market on their own, then we have to influence t

to the labor market, the head of the press service of the mazovian voivodeship, where the city of warsawthe main one, eva filipovych says their region employed the largest number of ukrainians, more than 80,000, or separate organizations that advise people on the issue of choosing a job, centers for learning the polish language, ukrainians are very hardworking people, they are looking for any opportunity to work, i was shocked that even in the first days of arrival, people, having not yet recovered from the difficult road, were already asking us about work, indeed, decent work awaits ukrainians not only in the capital, the biggest job let's take let's take according to statistics to the largest institutions, the largest centers, they are not located in warsaw. they are located in the capital. they are located either in the south of poland. if we are talking about industry, they are located in the north of poland . always corresponds to the reality and own expenses in the same warsaw are much more than in small cities" less polish areas where everything is nearby and where local self-gove

we entered poland from the end of february, according to the polish border guard, warsaw provides refugees access to education health care and social benefits. however, this does not relieve social tension. why on what fate each palace if it to the refugees who have got to ireland, few weeks, should release student hostels, academic year in hotels there are no places. the intake season is in full swing, so the ukrainians are planned to be relocated to sports bases western sanctions against russia are the most ill-conceived and counterproductive policy. in recent international history, the columnist writes simon jenkins in a column for the guardian he notes that the ruble has turned out to be one of the world's strongest currencies in the first half of the year, having strengthened since january. almost 50%. an unprecedented economic crisis and a difficult winter for hundreds. millions of europeans, predicts the british case. express. european union. repeatedly warned that severe sanctions against russia are causing even more damage to europe. the continent could face the biggest financial

i mean, warsaw did every thing, right? every thing that you want them to do or ukraine and now warsaw is also threatened legal action vowing to veto you initiatives and build a coalition to eject you. comission, president ursula vander lane. i thought they were marching in lock step on ukraine . they are b fs. what happened, the general secretary of the governing party even refers to a german russian plan to rule europe. perhaps more so now has a better understanding of how other countries feel when they're being pressured by brussels and poland into a ukraine agenda against their own national sovereign interests. while that perfectly suited war saw there, now finding out what happens when you try to exercise your own independence from within the block. and it's now seeing what can happen when like russia. it ends up in the cross hairs of brussels rhetoric and big guns. kazinsky wants to get rid of it, bonder lee, and if she doesn't pay, we in the european parliament want to get rid of her. if she does pay, kazinsky is rol

well, again , i was in warsaw for a while, now i'm in kyiv, and after a while i'll come to warsaw againy work is there, and now they're looking for a job. i found them there, but then i will come to kyiv again and i will be here again with my loved ones and i will also sing, i will not pass it on. i just cannot now voice where i had a concert to work, and our attitude to the muse of my environment in which we live will remain constant and after the war now there are a lot of changes. now, without any laws , ukrainian radio has become exclusively ukrainian-speaking, in fact, there is no russian-language pop. there are also no ukrainian establishments there. well, mostly russian music clubs have also reoriented themselves to ukrainian performers, because those who work, yes, since there are no others. the others fled and only remained it will be its own even after the war, but our attitude to this russian music will remain as it is now or again. we risk returning to the music there grigory lepsa and misha kruga, your opinion, you know, there are situations when the author listens to russi

he did so in the language of the neighbors of the battle warsaw vash the people and saved europe from the invading bolsheviks, an ally of the polish thai war, the former ukrainian republic of lodova, let's decide the same as 120 topics, the master does not become the sweet smell of honey, let's fulfill the glacial enemy, we are still eager to help the poles in sports in that difficult time, the day of the polish army is dedicated to the decisive battle of warsaw, which took place 102 years ago, then it was possible to stop the spread of bolshevism in europe and to defend the independence of poland, in this the neighbors helped ukrainians, in particular, military units the president of poland honored the memory of the soldiers of the people's republic of ukraine at the orthodox cemetery in warsaw. duda also laid a wreath at the monument to the dead and knelt down. celebrations for the day of the polish army with the participation of veterans of the second world war continue in various cities of the country . polish soldiers marched in warsaw. servicemen, after all, iutta wished that th

the warsaw museum takes care of everyone who wants to join the cultural life of the polish capital .ery day 2-3 establishments offer free entry maria chernyakhivska ihor antonyuk for the espresso tv channel from warsaw meanwhile in the estonian narva, the dismantling of soviet monuments has begun, the relevant decision was taken by the government despite the previous resistance of local residents of the pro-russian city, they still decided to remove the equipment from the streets for the sake of safety, the police introduced a curfew near the monuments and also closed the roads to them for transport and pedestrians, one of the first dismantled t-34 tanks should be delivered to the estonian military museum in williams and for now , this was all the news for the time being, read more on our espresso tv website, a summary of the main points on the espresso tv news telegram channel and the most interesting information on the espresso youtube channel tv, subscribe to the channel and give us a like , have a ukrainian view of the world. i'm saying goodbye to you, and my colleagues from the

out to be friendly, especially poland, such a good neighbor to us, to whom you can run from kyiv to warsaw another goal is to raise money for divers, equipment for demining the territory, we joined and we are organizing this event and from the equipment for water - these are underwater drones, these are minesweepers in order for our boys to clean the reservoirs of all russian garbage faster and safer for us. anyone who wants to join can go to the site e-e ultramarathon for all ultramarathon for all.org is to support our event by donating and adding to join our race virtually, the race started a kilometer before the yagodyn crossing on the state border between poland and ukraine, the urals, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, volodymyr's team of pans expects to collect 2 million hryvnias for for a few days, the runners should be in warsaw, where the marathon will end. humenna andriy hnatiuk has details, the inter marathon tv channel, the only news , according to data, about 60 percent of ukrainians the ministries of health need psychological help first of all in order to overcome war-rel

this is the view from warsaw. it is very simple.ceed here that the west is a collective measure . for ukraine to win here . the fact is that some of the political and some of our western allies are very afraid that when ukraine wins this war, it will lead to various negative changes within itself russia and they are more afraid of such changes inside russia than the fact that russia will win in ukraine at the weekend . this is a very miserable world, i have many questions about the report itself, which is related to its authors, only it seems to me that it will harm not only the armed forces of ukraine, i am afraid that it is very will harm the ukrainian in the civilian population , that is, now, now jan is a very, very interesting, very useful argument, you can say that when they strike, they go to kindergartens or schools, or i asked how they will always argue that these were, as it were, not civilian objects, only military infrastructure, something like that the ukrainians kept there, for example, western weapons. that is, it is

simply about what was happening inside warsaw. but what was happening inside the warsaw pact general command. gerally recognized as one of the great if not the greatest asset that the ignited states ever had and all of the former soviet control. poland begins to move towards pushing for nato extension, there is significant lobbying within the cia for the government to make thela exoneration in poland almost a part of poland transition. but while poland was applyingnd for nato if you will the cia and the u.s. administration in thisl case the clinton administration, basically arguing you have to exonerate this guy. it is important for you to recognize his service. there is significant pushback in poland against this. military officers most prominent was a poster boy to make communism in the 1980s. his argument was, if the got this guy is a hero what is that make us? likes to portray his activities in poland in the 1980s with instituting martial law seems to be a patriotic activity that stopped the soviet union from invading poland l

but warsaw has now refused to extend the moral . the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman says this is an attempt to levi history . do you understand that the ouch whits birkenau museum isn't disneyland, where you can just change signs, paint, store windows in different colors. and generally refresh the exposition from time to time, inventing new attractions and getting rid of the old ones in order to keep the public entertained. you can't change history simply because the current political conjuncture requires this of you. well, it's class live now to 70 american, american journalist and historian abortion mileage. thanks so much for joining us here on our team. pony said that the memorial was closed due to the expiry of official agreements with moscow. why did warsaw choose not to prolong the agreement? will be the side of this crazy excuse that. oh, you know you didn't file the paperwork in time. it's the problem is that i've been documenting for the past couple of years. this strange sentiment by warsaw insisting that to redefin

companies are transferring their production to poland for businessmen fleeing from the independent, warsaw has launched a special service that is in demand, the polish authorities are helping to find capacities for production in a new location, as well as take out the equipment. as stated, this is such assistance to ukrainian entrepreneurs, but behind the facade of charity, nothing else is hidden, as boris maksudov was convinced of the polish colonization of ukraine. the official goal of this program is to support the economy independently and local entrepreneurs must apply, and warsaw officials will find them a warm place under the polish sun, a service, supposedly 200 companies from ukraine have already taken advantage of the opportunity and drag industrial assets to their territories, that is, it is not just about some business structures, i don't know, they sell air there, yes, or there are some other services. no, we are mainly talking about the transfer of industrial enterprises, including industrial assets there, production assets, and entire factory workshops there, one of the cond

and why did warsaw understand the attacks on berlin under eugene? power, bloated and exaggerated, again makes itself felt on the pages of the european press, on the one hand, a statement of complete and genetic fear, and in front of one neighbor germany, on the other, an obsessive the desire to dictate terms to the brothers of the lesser bloc camp, paraphrasing the classic. if the materials appear on the sites one after another, it means that someone needs to start with a slander, they say the germans are sleeping. yes, the damned see how to grab from the proud republic of the earth that the state grew as a result of the second world war , the head of the central bank in germany writes about this, of course, he considers such statements, to put it mildly, untenable, as for? uh, the fact that allegedly germany claims to be part of the polish lands of the lands, then this, of course, is all and not a sinus. on in fact, germany as a whole is against reconsidering the results of the second world war. that is, this pandora's box should not be opened. um,

the cia and the pentagon ; just smoke from the fires of the ryazan region is already felt in moscow warsaw accuses berlin of conspiracy and wants to take the place of germany in the european union frustrating drivers and his muse about his talent. he understood very deeply what he was singing about in an interview with tamara sinyavskaya on the day of the anniversary of muslim magomayev, recorded in baku. where monuments were opened today. this was the last one about shelling by ukrainian neo-nazi groups of settlements in donbass in pervomaisk after the arrival of a rocket of the american hummers system, an apartment building was killed, one wounded three residents, including a four-year-old child, one person went missing. several private houses in novodmitrovka destroyed in gorlovka the rocket hit the building of the lyceum, but in the panteleimonovsky residential quarter a flyover was under fire during the day, the kiev and leninsky districts. donetsk important events for the restoration of peaceful life opened today, passenger ferry service between russia and the dpr from yeysk to mariu

and arranges for him to transport additional luggage, for example, they found arsen who flies to warsaw to the request of the pilots, in order to be useful, it is very difficult to feel included for something if this help is reduced only to the transmission of the transmission. thus, my trip seems less to me. arsen has already flown, but they are not sending a new cargo this summer. the person who will fly with him to warsaw has decided not to advertise himself she will see the suitcases that she receives today . for the first time, the cells took care of the packing of valuable help and organized a whole movement to find suitcases and bags in san francisco and the area around the city. maksym pavlyshyn is doing this with me in the garage, we collect empty suitcases, the most i had was 83 empty suitcases, now around 20 or 30 suitcases? what do we do? we go to our friends, introduce them to the americans at work, and take their empty suitcases of different sizes, and then people who need to send something to ukraine don't need to go and buy a new one. a suitcase, they can come to me and

yes, it was a bbc student, arena taraniuk , live from warsaw, and that's all for today.ne celebrates independence day, the world congratulates russia , continues to bomb from the sky. wagons at the railway station in dnipropetrovsk region , 15 people died, about 50 were injured , president volodymyr zelenskyy said this in a speech via video link to the un security council and all details soon on our website bbc.ua and there is also everything about the results of the meeting of the un security council, we will be on the air again tomorrow at 21:00 take care and happy independence day of ukraine, if you have an allergy, the drug cetrin will help you breathe and

, which helped ukrainians so much , where to get warsaw, and no one immediately, you are somewhere there of organizations that provide all this help for free, i will also say that it is free. this does not mean that it is bad. that is how i would meet such opinions of people who think that if you are free, it means that it is of low quality, not free. it means that someone has already paid for you. she came to pay herself and received it free of charge, so to speak , what kind of help can you get, e.g. consulting and legal, for example, all the questions related to whether it is possible to enter poland when the 90 days for a visa-free period have ended, as well as how to legalize your residence as to issue a child who was born in the new country, what documents are needed, such as how to write a contract with the owner of the apartment when the drivers rent and sign it so that the conditions that are there are acceptable for you and safe because there are different stories, these are all these answers to ask questions for everyone, lawyers who speak ukrainian or a language that is under

putin doing, the nato's expansion that george kennan warned us at the time in the 1990s when the warsaw pact collapsed and we were just starting to let those warsaw countries into nato's, he warned that this was going to stimulate the worst kind of militaristic and, revisionist nationalist fears. russia, which it did. obama was warned when he put in what he said were missiles, which is true. we were putting interceptors in poland and romania to try to intercept in iranian icbm. should they develop a nuclear weapon with an icbm team. they have developed neither, but we still put missiles in poland and romania. the problem that these are the same kinds of missile launchers that we have on our air cruisers and destroyers. in fact, it's called the land based aegis system. and while we have interceptors them now, those same missile tubes could house off offensive nuclear tipped missiles like the tomahawk cruise missile. and russia wouldn't know what in the tubes because there is no arrangement for inspections. and so sovereignty only goes at length to explain how he told he was on advisory p

in fact, the entire main burden of organizing work here in warsaw in our diplomatic mission was takenessor andriy deshchytsia, and i am sincerely grateful to him for the fact that he so skilfully and actively organized all this work, and indeed in the first days of the war, the way our embassy in warsaw worked, the way it was established communication with the polish authorities this, of course , deserves a lot of gratitude and a lot of respect. i arrived here already in june, june 12, and i was certainly impressed by the conditions under which i now have to work. that is, it is a fixed system of cooperation with the polish side in the context of the war in the context assistance to ukraine, the system has been adjusted in the context of humanitarian aid and weapons aid , that is, in reality, my task is to continue the work of my predecessor andriy doshchytsia and to do everything to strengthen and increase this help and support from poland. and for this, i believe that there are now unique opportunities, a unique chance and great prospects for my interview. yes , when i went to every

without loss of status maria chernyakhivska got to know veronika and her son have been living in warsaw for 5 months. she recently went to ukraine for the first time during this time to see her husband. my husband is in the armed forces of ukraine and they did not let him go, but there was an opportunity to see each other for a few days, so we went, risking that we could not return and indeed, earlier re -entry to poland from ukraine for citizens with expired visa-free days was at the discretion of the border guard, now the situation has changed. ukrainians who have temporary protection in poland can upload your documents to the polish digital application while in ukraine veronika did so and crossed the border with poland already with electronic documents, i personally had no questions at the border, but i was not given a stamp , that is, how did i understand that she said that they were entering a base and that was all polish border guards confirm that ukrainians who have uploaded their documents to the polish application for citizens, namely to the section of the pl, can not worry. th

uh, destroyed, the warsaw pact in one stroke.d, uh, the prerequisites were created for swallowing the whole country of the gdr where , by the way, every referendum is being scolded for crimea now, and this is a person to choose from. this is a man. i am i don't want to talk tree. we will talk about personality in the history of personality, history needs a personality, not a larva. let's see we keep falling down all the time. so now let's pause , let's move on, as if the facts are a very simple fact. here is the one that i see during the activity of the state activities of mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev, germany united the soviet union , the fact collapsed. why did this happen? here we are after the move. thanks to cutting-edge technologies, avatars will appear, the owners of which steel stars of show business will control their avatar and a special secret room shows the language, that is, he has a sensor that has pikes, which has never been attached to television, if during the program the jury members correctly name the star ava

warsaw's prosecutor's office is to launch an investigation into the cause of the crash. 0ur warsaw correspondentbelieve happened to the bus. this bus set off from poland yesterday, on friday, and it was travelling southwards to that small southern bosnian town. it was in northern croatia when the crash happened, which took place at 5:40am local time, so round about dawn. apparently, it veered off the highway and rolled into a ditch, causing the deaths of at least 12 of those passengers, and injuring all 32 other people on board. we know there were two drivers, there was some speculation in croatian media about one of the drivers, the driver obviously behind the wheel at the time, but that's. . . possibly falling asleep, but that is just speculation, it has not been confirmed at all by any of the official sources. and, yes, as you mentioned, this is a hugely popular pilgrimage for people here in poland, and they have been going since the early 1980s to this small bosnian town. poland, of course, remains a very roman catholic country, one of the most roman catholic countries in europe. ever since

while it may feel empowered, warsaw is now learning that you saw a dirty comes with a hefty price tag. and the straight jacket is probably starting to feel a bit tight as brussels threatens to cut off funding as result of worse, us failure to enact judicial reforms to brussels liking the polish vice prime ministers outraged at this infringement on what he seizes the country sovereignty. we have shown maximum good will the concessions have yielded nothing. it's time to learn lessons since the european commission is not fulfilling its obligation to polish, we have no reason to fulfill our obligations to the european union. it is time to draw conclusions. we had to try if only to make the issue clear. and today it is clear, everyone can see what the game is about. yeah, he must be totally sought. i mean wars, i did everything right. every thing that the e, one of them to do on ukraine and now warsaw is also threatened, legal sion vowing to veto you initiatives and build a coalition to eject you. commission president ursula vander land. although they are marching in lock step on ukraine,

gas consumption or introduce other restrictive measures, and even more we do not want to decide in warsaw restrictions in other countries. with coal, too, everything is not very good for poland, dear, winter, the ex-minister said. the economy of the republic janusz infantry, formerly polish, the government has banned imports for from russia preparing for a difficult winter. and latvia from january 1. they banned the supply of our gas due to a violation of the selection conditions last month, supplies were stopped, but the other day latvia again resumed imports of russian about 4 million cubic meters of fuel. every day he tries to stock up with gas that comes to european countries from britain, problems, according to the fanational times, due to contamination of solid impurities and dust with dangerous toxic and radioactive substances. this year already twice. because of this, it was necessary to stop the gas pipeline for repairs , fuel prices soared sharply, and the prices for food and electricity that jumped up were already seriously hit. for wallets of europeans, inflation growth in som

what is that election day is also remembered in warsaw. i then mellow russians, who felt threatened, had filled refuge in poland, including former lieutenant colonel alexander essaro. for 11 years, at the ministry of the interior in bella rose, he had had at the central department, falcon batting, organized crime and corruption. we met as are of in secret and a building guarded by the polish police. don't worry me a closer look at the time i was working at the ministry of the interior police academy, its entire workforce was dispatched to the polling stations too, as it was said, ensure public order. in the afternoon, huge queues formed as people turned up to vote. they had never been anything like it. certainly as far as i can remember, wilcock where people had really dressed up for the occasion and had brought their children along. what was interesting, the will was that they were wearing white arm bands. it was said at the time, if you wore a white arm band, it meant you were going to vote the taken off sky that was supposed to i'm of t

using 3 vehicles. angie was the lead driver, a vietnamese national, living in warsaw, contacted angie in his to accomplices to transport illegals to germany. in minivans the polish smugglers received about $500.00 euros per person. 12 year old land made it to berlin. she lived in a high rise in the marsan district, with the vietnamese man who she described to authorities as her father, an intentional deceit. her actual appearance remain in viet nam a few days later, another vietnamese girl arrived here, also claiming that the man was her father. german federal police apprehended the 15 year old on the polished border. ah, it's a problem. federal authorities are increasingly confronted with cases involving the smuggling of young vietnamese boys and girls have increased dramatically over the past few years. those who are apprehended end up at emergency facilities, me the border like this one in ice in written stat. what sources in emergency child protection services near the border tell us that most of the children who are brought here quickly disappear. busy ah. busy busy no one was wi

was also being decided. churchill wanted the exile, the london pro western government to return to warsaw. starlen needed frenzy, poland, and he insisted on a free election. roosevelt by stalin and churchill had to concede, but bar girlish dorshek. they blew up short measured atoria. good morning, patrol more as to from the machine. yeah. for sure. the ball. but underscore hm. tusky potter glue. no more to ship a slower in the portrait. my boyfriend laughed as de la with some recall a dog scuttle. a met shamal ish oh, hollowed no. why not? roosevelt proposed a new international coalition. the united nations organisation, the victorious countries were given the right to veto the u. n's key decisions or reborn have grew more premier, mr. to pretend sure, sure, it was a little of their own looks like you recently deal or not, but uses boy is not sure, but she did her 1st for a new he will prefer martin barocha drew by get but fewer still pull him over. chris k, widely. started mr. chisher today by the approval letter of sweetie. horner, what? decoy. what darwin, you mitchell? already and you