farmers will block checkpoints in medyka, doroguska, greben, zosin and korczovo. it is noted that the protesters will not block the passage of buses, ordinary cars and minibuses, but freight transport will be pass one per hour, that is, 24 trucks per day. the blockade will last two days, and organizers call it only a precautionary protest. it doesn’t go away in poland. channel, watch today after the panorama the new series of the project “the inside out”, belsatovsky threshold. business on politics and systemic waste of the state budget, belsat laying companies, on belsat television there was a systematic waste of public money, a web of companies of employees of the extremist channel, how costs were inflated, and greetings from minsk, to whom the employees were registered, who rented pavilions, here? there was a studio in minsk, we rented it from a private company, which also rented from someone else there, from warsaw to minsk, through vilnius, how is the lithuanian journalist connected with the belsat circle couple, and this was inforum, i don’t remember the abb

the poles are again blocking the checkpoints in medyka, doroguska, grebienno, zosin and korczovo.ers did not block the passage of buses. the protest did not affect ordinary cars and minibuses, but they threatened to allow freight transport one per hour, that is, 24 trucks per day. we must fight the illegal flow of grain from ukraine. a handful of people brazenly take advantage of this and incite ordinary ukrainians. citizens against ordinary polish citizens, no one wishes harm to each other, but there are certain boundaries of decency. the organizers called this blockade only a precautionary action. the nationwide protest of farmers started on february 9. an internal political conflict flared up in georgia. the country's parliament approved the law on foreign agents in its first hearing. president zurabishvili immediately made a statement. she promised to veto the document. intervened. into the internal affairs of georgia and the eu. the head of european diplomacy, barel, promised tbilisi serious problems if the law was adopted. numerous grant organizations called their supporters