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[00:00:00] ormóz, which paralyzed oil exports from neighboring
[00:00:03] countries. However, if the pipeline is out of
[00:00:07] operation, the port's supplies will only be enough to sustain
[00:00:10] exports for 5 to 7
[00:00:13] days.
[00:00:16] Radosław Piesiewicz may be dismissed today from his position as
[00:00:20] president of the Polish Olympic Committee at 13:00 in Warsaw. The
[00:00:23] PKOL board will meet and may,
[00:00:26] based on the statute, take just such a decision...
[00:00:32] If this happens, the arrested Piesiewicz will be replaced for the remainder of his current term
[00:00:36] by one of the eight vice-presidents
[00:00:39] of the committee. The current head of PKOL was, let us remind you, detained
[00:00:43] on August 27 in Warsaw as part of an investigation
[00:00:46] into the Zonda Crypto scandal. The cryptocurrency exchange was the general
[00:00:50] sponsor of PKOL since October of last year.
[00:00:53] Piesiewicz was charged with paid protection and
[00:00:57] satisfying a group of Zonda Kryptos creditors
[00:01:00] to the detriment of others in connection with impending
[00:01:03] insolvency.
[00:01:10] We will certainly return to this matter and monitor it,
[00:01:14] especially since today, in the prosecutor's office in Katowice,
[00:01:17] the court is to consider a motion for
[00:01:20] an appeal against the arrest of Radosław
[00:01:24] Pisiewicz, so a lot is happening. As you can see, the continuation of this scandal is still
[00:01:28] ongoing.
[00:01:30] Thank you. 6:30, another news report, but this report also included a statement
[00:01:33] by Donald Trump, about his appeal to Volodymyr Zelensky not to
[00:01:37] attack Russian
[00:01:40] refineries, because it affects oil prices. That's not entirely
[00:01:43] true, because this chart actually shows that the price of
[00:01:47] oil rose after the Houthis blocked
[00:01:51] the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait on approximately April 11,
[00:01:54] and that's when oil prices rose. Currently, in September
[00:01:58] of course,
[00:02:00] the price of oil is currently over
[00:02:03] $107 per barrel. This is a high
[00:02:06] price, and we can expect even higher prices if the situation does not
[00:02:10] improve. So Donald Trump is not entirely right that it's because of the attack on
[00:02:14] Russian refineries. We will also discuss this with
[00:02:17] our journalist from the foreign newsroom, Paweł
[00:02:21] Abramowicz Zieliński. We will return to
[00:02:25] this matter shortly, and we return to... these
[00:02:28] dangers that
[00:02:31] particularly yesterday affected us very
[00:02:34] strongly. We can expect that the coming weeks and months will be a period of
[00:02:38] intensified actions from the Russian side, so says Donald Tusk after
[00:02:41] yesterday's meeting with the ministers of national
[00:02:45] defense, as well as internal affairs and
[00:02:48] administration. Justyna Łangowik is in front of the Government
[00:02:51] Security Center, where the meeting took place, which I just mentioned.
[00:02:54] And in front of the Lublin Provincial Office is
[00:02:57] Michał Hetman, we'll also go to
[00:03:00] him in a moment, but a question for Justyna: what were the results of yesterday's
[00:03:04] meeting?
[00:03:07] If we're talking about the conclusions
[00:03:11] from yesterday's meeting at the Government Security Center
[00:03:14] behind me, which took place at 5 PM,
[00:03:18] we know that the nature of the services will have to change. Prime Minister
[00:03:22] Donald Tusk spoke about this during this meeting, among others,
[00:03:25] with the services, but also Marcin
[00:03:28] Kierwiński from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration was present, as well as
[00:03:32] a representative of the Ministry of National Defense, Cezary Tomczyk. What
[00:03:35] exactly will change? It's primarily about the work of the
[00:03:38] border guard, the army, but also customs officers, who
[00:03:42] will be constantly responsible for working at
[00:03:45] border crossings. Prime Minister Donald Tusk pointed out that
[00:03:48] this work needs to be streamlined so that there are no
[00:03:51] bottlenecks at the border, for example, related to
[00:03:55] trucks transporting fuel. This is in reference to
[00:03:59] the drone attacks that took place this weekend
[00:04:03] near our border with Ukraine. We know that, after all,
[00:04:06] a drone hit near the Polish border, near a gas station, on the
[00:04:10] Ukrainian side, and a drone also hit a train
[00:04:14] a few kilometers away. Therefore, Prime Minister Tusk emphasizes
[00:04:17] that all hands are on deck and this situation must be
[00:04:21] controlled, because Russia is clearly signaling
[00:04:24] that this is only the beginning of this escalation. That is why Poland must
[00:04:27] months
[00:04:30] will not come true, but unfortunately, previous events
[00:04:40] this will be a period of very intensified actions from the Russian side. We cannot unfortunately exclude
[00:04:43] that this escalation will
[00:04:45] also affect
[00:04:49] our territory. I hope not, I hope that the worst
[00:04:53] scenario
[00:04:56] confirm this information:
[00:05:00] which we have been receiving for many months, that even worse
[00:05:03] variants are
[00:05:06] possible.
[00:05:10] And precisely such a variant was also considered yesterday, as
[00:05:14] the services were on full alert. Strong Russian attacks
[00:05:17] near our border with Ukraine were reported. Therefore, fighter jets were
[00:05:20] scrambled, and also some residents of the eastern border
[00:05:24] of our country were informed
[00:05:28] about the occurrence of
[00:05:31] dangerous situations on the front line
[00:05:34] in Ukraine. Therefore, for example, in Chełm, we heard that sirens
[00:05:38] wailed. Minister Tomczyk also said
[00:05:41] that on Sunday 13
[00:05:44] strikes were recorded on Ukrainian territory within
[00:05:48] our country.
[00:05:50] Justyna Ołęgowik, thank you very much. Now we will move to
[00:05:53] Lublin, in front of
[00:05:55] the provincial office.
[00:05:58] Michał Hettman is there, and the question for you
[00:06:02] is, because the Lublin province, as we know, is the most
[00:06:05] exposed to all these threats coming from the Russian Federation due to its
[00:06:09] geographical location.
[00:06:20] is the region ready for an escalation of this threat? From our daily observations, it appears that it is becoming
[00:06:23] increasingly well prepared. All these procedures are
[00:06:27] successively implemented, which is bearing fruit.
[00:06:30] Let's put yesterday's events into
[00:06:33] context, because we are not hearing
[00:06:36] any complaints from residents of border areas that they were not
[00:06:40] informed, that they did not hear
[00:06:42] sirens, because they were informed, because the sirens went off, because
[00:06:46] precise messages were broadcast,
[00:06:49] so that is already a clear signal that we are moving in the right
[00:06:52] direction, that everything is happening as it should
[00:06:56] happen. The replacement of sirens with digital sirens
[00:06:59] connected to the national system, to which
[00:07:03] one person has access, can announce this signal in
[00:07:06] a huge area within seconds. This is already happening, it's not like an employee
[00:07:10] of the municipality has to run to the building and press a button,
[00:07:14] no, in some places still, but it's a matter of
[00:07:17] weeks to finalize
[00:07:20] everything into a system that
[00:07:23] will work in seconds. Evacuation procedures are also
[00:07:26] in place, as customs and tax officers
[00:07:30] and border guard officers learned best, because
[00:07:33] border crossings in Hrebenne and Dorohusk had to be
[00:07:36] evacuated.
[00:07:39] At
[00:07:43] 4:10 AM, a drone attack occurred
[00:07:46] on a gas station
[00:07:49] approximately 2 km from the Dorohusk
[00:07:51] border crossing. The explosion was so strong
[00:07:55] that the windows in
[00:07:58] the facility on our side
[00:08:02] shook. Immediately, an evacuation
[00:08:05] of the border crossing was announced. We had these
[00:08:09] scenarios prepared in advance, so this entire system
[00:08:12] worked.
[00:08:13] The evacuation, which
[00:08:18] covered a total of about 700 people from two border crossings,
[00:08:22] refers to both the staff of these terminals and
[00:08:26] civilians who were at these crossings at that moment
[00:08:30] and waiting for clearance. What
[00:08:33] we practice, what we are already implementing, is the
[00:08:37] tragic, everyday reality for Ukrainian citizens who
[00:08:40] are terrorized daily
[00:08:43] by Putin's drones. Let's listen to
[00:08:47] a passenger of the train that finally reached
[00:08:51] Poland yesterday, but we all know the stress those
[00:08:54] people went through. For the third
[00:08:58] time during the night, we had to leave.