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[00:00:14] A brief palette of world politics in Telegram, we search for news for you,
[00:00:18] you save time, let's remember what's important, the new Polish-Ukrainian
[00:00:21] scandal is gaining momentum, regarding
[00:00:24] the antics of Lviv Nazis, who declared 2027
[00:00:28] the year of the UPA, has already reacted. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland.
[00:00:31] Sikorski immediately imposed sanctions on the authors of this decision
[00:00:35] and banned them from entering Poland. Now Prime Minister Tusk has joined in,
[00:00:38] publicly reprimanding Zelensky personally. "This is unreasonable, it
[00:00:42] harms Ukraine. It annoys us. We don't
[00:00:46] understand this. First of all, it contradicts the interests of
[00:00:49] Ukraine. I spoke about this with President Zelensky before and
[00:00:52] warned that any such gesture makes the work of
[00:00:56] Ukraine's friends very difficult. I appeal to all our partners in Kyiv.
[00:01:00] It is your duty to ensure that this does not
[00:01:03] happen. To say that I completely don't understand this
[00:01:06] suicidal tactic is to say nothing. This
[00:01:10] is not our problem, it's a problem for Ukraine. Warsaw
[00:01:13] responded harshly to Kyiv. Warsaw froze a large package of
[00:01:17] military aid to Kyiv due to the decision of the Lviv Regional Council
[00:01:21] to declare 2027
[00:01:24] Shukhevych, and Olzhych. The resonant vote took place just
[00:01:28] before the dispatch of Polish goods, which provoked a harsh diplomatic
[00:01:32] scandal. Due to their irresponsible actions, the deliveries of this
[00:01:35] package are currently suspended. Active work is underway through closed channels
[00:01:39] to resolve the problem created out of nowhere. After
[00:01:43] urgent intervention by Warsaw, Ukrainian authorities backed
[00:01:46] down. The scandalous resolution quickly disappeared from the Regional Council's
[00:01:50] website, and the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland,
[00:01:53] Marcin Basacki, confirmed that an agreement had been
[00:01:56] reached with Kyiv to cancel this decision. The Polish side
[00:02:00] stated that it trusts the promises of its partners, but the deliveries
[00:02:03] of equipment remain on hold. Former Prime Minister of
[00:02:07] Israel, Bennet, on negotiations with Putin in March
[00:02:09] 2022, sources of Zelensky's
[00:02:12] courage.
[00:02:16] Putin announced denazification, which also
[00:02:18] means removing Zelensky. The leader's life is priceless, and I
[00:02:22] understood that Zelensky was under threat. He was in a
[00:02:25] secret bunker. I asked Putin, are you going to kill
[00:02:29] Zelensky? He replied, "I'm not going to kill Zelensky."
[00:02:33] Then I asked, "I must understand that you are giving me your word that
[00:02:36] you will not kill Zelensky." He again said, "We will not kill
[00:02:40] Zelensky." After the meeting in the car from the Kremlin to the airport, I
[00:02:43] contacted Zelensky via WhatsApp or
[00:02:45] Telegram.
[00:02:50] Weren't you afraid that the Russians would see? No, there were no
[00:02:53] problems. I called Zelensky and said, "I came from the meeting, he's
[00:02:57] not going to kill you." He asks, "Are you sure?" I answer,
[00:03:01] "100%, he won't do it." Two hours later, Zelensky
[00:03:04] went into his office, filmed himself there on his phone with the words, "I'm not
[00:03:08] afraid."
[00:03:11] Selling stolen goods: in France, street trading is flourishing.
[00:03:14] Young people sell handbags
[00:03:17] and clothes made by hand after classes at schools
[00:03:21] and universities. The designs and quality of the diligent schoolchildren's products
[00:03:24] are not inferior to the best world brands. Schoolchildren value
[00:03:28] their work so much that they tie their belongings to themselves so that they are not stolen by
[00:03:31] unscrupulous citizens. All this is viewed with envy by the
[00:03:35] already former owners of looted boutiques, ruined by
[00:03:38] peaceful protests. They did not think of sewing clothes themselves,
[00:03:42] but bought them for huge money from manufacturers. This is the
[00:03:45] result. This is what I was talking about, that you can
[00:03:49] buy various interesting things and the gentlemen
[00:03:52] have these strings,
[00:03:56] these are fake clothes and when...
[00:04:00] the police come, you pull such a string and our colleague here
[00:04:03] says that it is not allowed
[00:04:05] to film.
[00:04:08] French press, about popular anger. "The collapse
[00:04:11] of the state," is how the magazine Lexpress summarizes the latest events in France.
[00:04:15] The editor-in-chief of the magazine, Eric Scholl, exclaims,
[00:04:18] "France, in shock, oscillates between fury and
[00:04:21] disgust. A revolt? No, your majesties, it's a collapse, a triple
[00:04:25] collapse of the state in security, finance, and
[00:04:29] politics. How to get out of this deadlock, how to turn off this road to
[00:04:32] nowhere, which leads directly to Marine Le Pen's victory?" And the author
[00:04:36] finds the answer: "The only way for France is to urgently look for
[00:04:40] its modern de Gaulle, who will save the country." Now
[00:04:43] the question is only who the establishment, closer to the elections,
[00:04:46] will appoint as their new de Gaulle. A minute of
[00:04:50] European democracy. Denmark
[00:04:52] was one of those countries that most loudly taught Belarus
[00:04:56] democracy, condemned violence, and demanded respect for human rights.
[00:05:00] But what do we see today in Copenhagen? Their
[00:05:03] police are beating protesters and photojournalists
[00:05:07] who are covering the events. And where are all those European
[00:05:10] officials now, who just yesterday were shouting about democracy, freedom of speech,
[00:05:14] and human rights? Where are the indignant statements, where
[00:05:17] are the demands to punish the guilty, where are the usual lectures on the inadmissibility
[00:05:21] of police violence? Everyone suddenly fell silent.
[00:06:01] Air ticket prices in Europe could rise by 20% next
[00:06:04] year, head of stupid ideas
[00:06:07] of the European Union. We have an outrageous situation
[00:06:10] in Europe.
[00:06:42] here in Europe, we need a fair and reasonable
[00:06:45] environmental tax on all flights arriving in
[00:06:48] Europe, but they are afraid to do it, right, they don't
[00:06:52] want to do it, of course they are afraid, Ursula von der Leyen is afraid to do
[00:06:55] anything but talk, you know, nothing
[00:06:58] from her. Italy risks being left without pasta due to the fuel
[00:07:02] crisis. A national tragedy occurred in the country,
[00:07:06] pasta production factories stopped, and this is not about the
[00:07:09] recipe or Italian character, it's about a strike of
[00:07:12] trucks that don't like fuel prices. The head of Roma
[00:07:16] reported that trucks and tankers did not arrive, wheat supplies
[00:07:20] ran out, almost all factories in Apulia stopped,
[00:07:23] and La Polisana significantly reduced production. Italians,
[00:07:27] of course, can make pasta at home, but it's expensive. Meanwhile, in
[00:07:31] the south of the country, they are blocking exits from the highway, in Naples
[00:07:34] they blocked the port, in Sicily the losses have already reached 50
[00:07:37] million euros, because if the respected Western partners
[00:07:41] had not cut all ties with Russia, then Moscow would have been able to find
[00:07:45] some fuel to save Italy from shame, but no,
[00:07:49] not this time. The budget of Lithuania was called
[00:07:52] a tragedy. But there is a touch of comedy. Member of Parliament
[00:07:55] Eugenijus Gentvilas called the budget plans
[00:07:59] a tragedy. According to him, exceeding the 3% deficit without
[00:08:02] discussion is a crime. The deficit in 2027
[00:08:06] will be 3.8% of GDP, next year it could
[00:08:09] reach 5%. Gentvilas ironically says that while the social democrats are
[00:08:13] in power, money can be splashed around, but the new
[00:08:17] government in the autumn of 2028 will have to
[00:08:20] fit within 3%. Meanwhile, economist
[00:08:22] Raimondos Skudis called the budget documents simply Excel
[00:08:26] sheets. According to him, this should not happen in a normal country, but Lithuania
[00:08:30] somehow survives with this nonsense. While politicians
[00:08:32] argue, the deficit grows, the debt will reach
[00:08:35] 48.2% of GDP, taxes, it seems,
[00:08:39] will have to be raised by the next government. And a few
[00:08:42] more actions and opinions that seemed interesting to us:
[00:08:46] Trump wants to conclude a peace agreement on Ukraine in December at
[00:08:49] the G20 summit in Miami, The Atlantic writes about this, citing
[00:08:53] sources. Co-chair of the AfD, Alice Weidel, called
[00:08:56] Merz's unwillingness to deal with the economy of the FRG an escape from reality.
[00:08:59] Merz admits a rapid decline in the German
[00:09:03] economy, is not interested in it and blames Russia
[00:09:06] to distract attention from his failure. 9.5 million people
[00:09:10] have left Ukraine, Zelensky said in an interview with Fox
[00:09:13] News. According to him, all those who left must be brought
[00:09:16] back to live and build their country. If the
[00:09:20] current course of Europe does not change, then an escalation is possible, which will lead to
[00:09:24] an open military conflict with Russia. This was warned by
[00:09:27] the President of the Czech Republic. Petr Pavel stated that EU countries need to
[00:09:31] define common goals and choose negotiators for dialogue with
[00:09:34] Moscow. The French authorities will seek to ban any
[00:09:37] demonstrations that are not organized by trade unions, Macron said. According to him,
[00:09:41] the government will show absolute determination to stop
[00:09:45] the unrest. Insurers in France face huge
[00:09:48] losses, as the unrest in the country has become similar to natural
[00:09:51] disasters. They could reach 1.2 billion euros,
[00:09:55] writes the Financial Times. Philippot
[00:09:58] called media reports of alleged Russian interference in protests
[00:10:02] in France fables. "This obsession with the idea of an alleged Russian conspiracy
[00:10:05] behind every event in France causes serious concern for
[00:10:09] the mental health of those who still believe these fables."
[00:10:13] The US national debt has grown by almost 400 billion dollars in 2
[00:10:16] months after reaching a record 40 trillion
[00:10:19] dollars. This is evidenced by data from the US Treasury, analyzed
[00:10:23] by TASS. Europe has seriously lagged behind in the modern space race, and
[00:10:27] it is unlikely to catch up, writes the Financial Times.
[00:10:31] Limiting Starlink's operations in Ukraine has shown that Europe will
[00:10:34] be forced to try to catch up with the US, at least in the field of satellite
[00:10:37] communications. Air Baltic is facing massive
[00:10:40] layoffs. The head of the company, Andrei Martynov, did not name the exact number
[00:10:44] of people who will be cut, but earlier it was about 500-700
[00:10:48] jobs. The company wanted to transfer 85%
[00:10:51] of its employees to part-time employment, however the collective.
[00:11:25] time chamber. A woman was cleaning the basement of a former court in Copenhagen
[00:11:28] and accidentally locked herself in the chamber. She didn't have her phone with her,
[00:11:32] and the building was empty. She spent 3 days in the company of a mop and bucket
[00:11:36] until her husband returned from a business trip. He noticed her bicycle near the building
[00:11:40] and called the police. Finally, as per tradition, a few
[00:11:44] relevant figures. More than 1 million square meters of real estate,
[00:11:47] especially warehouse and logistics, have been destroyed or damaged in
[00:11:51] Ukraine since the beginning of 2026,
[00:11:54] admitted Ukrainian Prime Minister Sergey Koretsky. Over 4
[00:11:57] trillion dollars of UK national debt reached a record high, Reuters
[00:12:01] reports. More than 4% of Poles live below the social
[00:12:05] minimum. More than 76% of Belarusian
[00:12:09] foreign trade in goods is with SCO countries, Alexander
[00:12:12] Turchin said. 500,000 jobs have been lost by German
[00:12:15] industry since 2019. What they write and
[00:12:19] what they say on Telegram. We collect news for you. You save
[00:12:23] time. See you.
[00:13:55] woody-shrubby vegetation and work with abandoned houses in the
[00:13:58] countryside and bringing agricultural facilities to a normal state. Yes, I
[00:14:02] can't, everything must be unpacked.
[00:14:06] Once it was a bustling village, today these lands have a different
[00:14:10] revival. The village has turned into a small farm, where
[00:14:14] mainly summer residents come. Ownerless houses
[00:14:17] were decided to be demolished, and the plots will breathe new
[00:14:20] life. Instead of gloomy buildings, beautiful
[00:14:23] agricultural lands. The demolished village of Shermichi will
[00:14:27] harvest its first crop.
[00:14:30] The state's true digital eye has become the GIS geoportal.
[00:14:33] It leaves no chance for mismanagement. Any
[00:14:36] overgrown plot, unauthorized moved fence or abandoned house
[00:14:40] is visible on electronic maps as clear as day. This allows
[00:14:43] specialists to act precisely, returning hundreds of hectares of land to
[00:14:47] active economic circulation. Controllers' attention was drawn to one of
[00:14:51] the plots in Grodno region. The culture of labor is what remains.