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[00:00:00] appointed by the Sejm judges would be
[00:00:03] disrupted in a forceful way, then of course
[00:00:06] such a solution should not be excluded, after all, we are
[00:00:09] in a great war for the rule of law, for restoring the principles
[00:00:13] of the rule of law also in the Constitutional Tribunal, but
[00:00:16] I assure you that a very precise plan of action
[00:00:20] exists and it will be implemented in such a way as to restore the Constitutional
[00:00:24] Tribunal to citizens according to law, according to the Constitution and European
[00:00:26] standards. Now in the news, we change the subject,
[00:00:30] important information for patients, but also for doctors, because there are new
[00:00:34] rules for prescribing prescriptions, if the doctor
[00:00:37] makes a mistake when determining the dosage
[00:00:40] or the number of packages of the drug, the system will prevent the prescription from being
[00:00:43] issued until the irregularity is corrected.
[00:00:47] E-health
[00:00:52] is such a system, dear sirs, that is supposed to
[00:00:55] support doctors in issuing prescriptions. Until now,
[00:00:58] it often happened... that patients were sent back
[00:01:02] from pharmacies because the prescription could not be filled due to
[00:01:06] incorrectly specified dosage. Now the system will detect precisely
[00:01:10] such errors before the prescription is registered. The patient
[00:01:13] will not receive a code until the doctor corrects
[00:01:16] the mistake.
[00:01:20] Pope Leo XIV turns 71 today.
[00:01:24] On his birthday, he will visit the Apostolic Library, where
[00:01:28] he will open an exhibition of works from... the "Catastrophe and
[00:01:32] Miracle" exhibition series. Its aim is, among
[00:01:35] Figaro points other things, to draw attention to water as a good and
[00:01:38] resource. The Pope's agenda will not change particularly
[00:01:42] due to his birthday, but
[00:01:45] presumably the day began with a small celebration with his closest
[00:01:49] collaborators, people responsible for the papal
[00:01:52] apartment in the Apostolic Palace. On
[00:01:55] Mondays, after morning audiences, Leo XIV usually goes to
[00:01:58] the Pastelfo residence, where he swims in
[00:02:01] the pool and plays tennis. Currently, Leo XIV is preparing for
[00:02:05] a trip to France, which will begin on
[00:02:08] September 25th. During
[00:02:11] the four-day visit, he will deliver several speeches.
[00:02:14] In Paris, he will visit the Élysée Palace, the UNESCO headquarters,
[00:02:18] the Notre Dame Cathedral, which reopened after the fire, and
[00:02:21] will celebrate mass with about a million people. The second
[00:02:25] stage of his pilgrimage will be the sanctuary in
[00:02:27] Lourdes.
[00:02:29] Mondays
[00:02:30] with
[00:02:34] an interesting calendar, I would say
[00:02:42] yesterday, the attack of Russian drones close to the border with Poland, this is an element
[00:02:46] of a broader disturbing trend in
[00:02:48] Russia's actions towards the region, so said Prime Minister Donald
[00:02:52] Tusk, who yesterday convened a special briefing
[00:02:55] of services with the participation of ministers, and now we move to Michał Hettman, who
[00:02:59] is... in Lublin in the Lublin region, we most
[00:03:02] often deal with a threat from
[00:03:06] the Russian Federation. What actions are being taken at the governmental and
[00:03:10] local government level, first of all,
[00:03:11] Michał.
[00:03:16] As for actions at the governmental level in correlation with
[00:03:19] local governments, it's primarily streamlining
[00:03:23] the flow of information, i.e.,
[00:03:26] replacing analogue sirens with digital ones so
[00:03:29] that... these signals reach immediately
[00:03:33] all residents
[00:03:35] to whom the alert applies. This is happening successively,
[00:03:39] we are halfway there, say
[00:03:42] the authorities, government representatives in
[00:03:46] the field. By the end of the year, this system is to be fully integrated.
[00:03:50] However, it is still clearly visible
[00:03:53] that the escalation from Russia is a fact.
[00:03:57] Not long ago, two months ago, we had...
[00:04:00] the fall of a Russian missile
[00:04:04] near Turobin, a year ago a drone night,
[00:04:07] and before that another missile fell
[00:04:10] near Łuków. We had attacks on railway infrastructure, all
[00:04:14] this in 2025. Now
[00:04:17] attacks on critical infrastructure,
[00:04:20] border infrastructure, literally meters
[00:04:23] and kilometers from the border crossing with Poland, this
[00:04:27] clearly shows that we
[00:04:31] cannot look at this
[00:04:34] defensively, we must be ready, said Prime Minister Donald
[00:04:38] Tusk. These coming weeks and months will be
[00:04:41] a period of very intensified actions from the Russian side. We
[00:04:45] cannot exclude, unfortunately, that this
[00:04:48] escalation will also concern our territory. I hope not,
[00:04:52] I hope that this worst-case scenario will not
[00:04:55] come true, but unfortunately, previous
[00:04:59] events confirm the
[00:05:03] information that we have been receiving for many months
[00:05:06] that also these worse variants
[00:05:09] are possible.
[00:05:15] Statistics are relentless, it is indeed in the Lublin Voivodeship
[00:05:19] that most is happening in connection with the Russian
[00:05:23] aggression on Ukraine. Here, procedures are constantly
[00:05:25] being implemented. It happens that
[00:05:29] a silent siren test becomes a loud test,
[00:05:33] and this should not happen, responsible persons admit,
[00:05:36] but all the time everyone
[00:05:39] repeats: we are learning, adapting, so
[00:05:42] that in case of a situation of real threat,
[00:05:46] we are ready, and according to the Deputy Voivode of Lublin, with whom
[00:05:50] I spoke this morning, yesterday
[00:05:53] the procedures worked.
[00:05:56] The procedures worked, the system worked, the services also
[00:06:00] worked, even in these collateral elements like
[00:06:04] verifying potential threats. Let's remember that there were also reports
[00:06:08] of explosions heard in various places
[00:06:11] not only in...
[00:06:17] those districts that were covered by the alarm, but also various others. Well, psychology works. Let's remember that aviation also operated, so the so-called breaking
[00:06:21] of the sound barrier also creates a boom, which some people
[00:06:25] interpreted as a potential threat related to
[00:06:28] an explosion.
[00:06:29] These potential threats
[00:06:34] reported by residents were verified by the services. As we know,
[00:06:37] nothing fell on the territory of the Republic of Poland yesterday, and... the expert
[00:06:41] on security, but above
[00:06:47] all, a former GROM soldier, good morning.
[00:06:51] dobry,
[00:06:54] Good morning, Colonel. Can this situation that we have now with these drones
[00:06:58] that entered our country's territory
[00:07:01] be compared in terms of
[00:07:05] danger, threat, escalation,
[00:07:08] intimidation from the Russian side?
[00:07:12] but Putin increasingly uses these
[00:07:15] types of attacks, not only in
[00:07:18] Poland. We have violations of the airspace of Moldova,
[00:07:22] previously Romania,
[00:07:26] repeated violations of the airspace of the Baltic countries,
[00:07:29] i.e., Lithuania, Latvia, and
[00:07:31] Estonia. This will be, this is
[00:07:35] an escalation of such actions,
[00:07:38] such political terrorism
[00:07:41] by Putin. This can turn into
[00:07:44] such hard, hard acts
[00:07:47] of terrorism in Germany. After all,
[00:07:50] we dealt with it in
[00:07:52] Poland, railway tracks, in
[00:07:56] Mitka, drone incursions, violations of our
[00:07:59] airspace. I think this will escalate. We should really
[00:08:02] ask ourselves what he wants, because he knows perfectly well that
[00:08:06] he won't win a war with NATO.
[00:08:10] Putin is like a wounded animal.
[00:08:21] he will not win
[00:08:23] the war with Ukraine and
[00:08:26] he has to give something to his society as
[00:08:29] a contribution to his
[00:08:32] actions, some success. Well, he has
[00:08:35] unfortunately, and I say this with
[00:08:37] great regret,
[00:08:40] our strategic ally, the greatest
[00:09:13] power. What you said about the wounded animal, there may
[00:09:17] be a lot of truth in it, because not long ago he said that
[00:09:20] if he doesn't win the war and doesn't have
[00:09:24] Donbas, they will hang him. He used exactly these
[00:09:27] words, they will hang him, so he is actually playing for his
[00:09:29] life, that's true.
[00:09:32] Russian society is, it's a
[00:09:36] Homo Sovieticus, it's a very resilient society to precisely
[00:09:40] this type.
[00:09:58] and so on, well, people, people in the provinces, they don't feel it, they still have the same, right, as if the war, the war doesn't concern them. However, however, yes,
[00:10:02] indeed the enlightened part, let's call it,
[00:10:06] of Russian society is heartily fed up
[00:10:09] with this war, and Putin realizes
[00:10:13] that if he doesn't win this war, he won't win this
[00:10:16] war, one way or another. The losses are
[00:10:19] so enormous, the determination
[00:10:22] of Ukrainian society and army
[00:10:26] is very high. They
[00:10:28] also know
[00:10:31] that without victory they simply won't exist, they won't
[00:10:34] be on the world map again. Here,
[00:10:38] an appeal to the acolytes of Putin in our
[00:10:41] country as well. If
[00:10:44] we want to have Russian tanks on the border
[00:10:48] with Przemyśl, then
[00:10:50] continue, I'm talking here about Czarnek, among others,
[00:10:54] about...
[00:11:07] It must be heard. Let them not act in this way. We forbid, we forbid aid for Ukraine. Well,
[00:11:10] it's better to have these Russian tanks further away
[00:11:14] than at our border. I want to say
[00:11:18] very clearly here, I heard one wise sentence from
[00:11:22] President Kaczyński, that it's better...
[00:11:27] But that was a few years ago, that was a few years ago, I hope this needs
[00:11:30] to be reminded to Kaczyński and his associates, that such
[00:11:34] a thing can happen. And how should we react now to these
[00:11:38] incidents that we had right near the Polish
[00:11:40] border? Because there were also words that
[00:11:44] we should shoot down, perhaps still on Ukrainian
[00:11:47] territory. Well, no, we don't have such a possibility, we don't have such
[00:11:51] a possibility, this is international law that
[00:11:55] we must observe. However, in every such
[00:11:58] situation, the operational command
[00:12:02] of the armed forces issued clear orders, and there are
[00:12:06] procedures developed for these
[00:12:09] types of incidents, and the Polish army
[00:12:12] reacts appropriately. It should
[00:12:15] also be said that these types of situations,
[00:12:18] which are on the Polish-Ukrainian
[00:12:21] border,
[00:12:25] cause that with every
[00:12:28] violation of airspace, our anti-missile
[00:12:32] and anti-aircraft defense systems
[00:12:35] are activated, command systems, communication
[00:12:38] systems, and somewhere there, some
[00:12:42] Russian AWACS flies and targets these
[00:12:45] individual elements of the defense system. Well,
[00:12:48] this is also a matter of reconnaissance, and how
[00:12:52] quickly and when they are activated, where they
[00:12:55] are deployed, and how they react
[00:12:59] to violations. This is also an element not only
[00:13:02] of harassment, but also of reconnaissance
[00:13:05] of the enemy. Colonel Krzysztof Przepiórka, former
[00:13:09] GROM soldier, was your guest and mine. Thank you very much, thank you very much for
[00:13:12] sharing these thoughts. Now we move
[00:13:15] to Katowice, because the District Court in this city will consider
[00:13:18] today the appeal against the arrest in the case of Radosław Piesiewicz, the application
[00:13:22] concerning the president of Pkol.
[00:13:35] This hearing is scheduled for 10:30 AM, and it
[00:13:39] is expected to last about 30 minutes, so today we should
[00:13:43] know the court's decision, whether it will grant the
[00:13:45] request submitted by Radosław Piesiewicz's defenders,
[00:13:48] whether Radosław Piślewicz himself will appear here in
[00:13:52] court, we do not know that, it is not required,
[00:13:55] but we can expect that he will want to be here on
[00:13:59] site to also speak before the court. The
[00:14:02] defenders themselves do not disclose how
[00:14:05] they justify these arguments regarding the lifting
[00:14:08] of temporary arrest, because I remind you that we are talking about a three-month
[00:14:12] temporary arrest, which is the most severe preventive measure that was
[00:14:15] applied by the District Court in Katowice, at the
[00:14:18] request of the national prosecutor's office immediately after Radosław
[00:14:22] Piesiewicz's interrogation. Here, the court granted
[00:14:25] this request, stating that on the one hand, we have the severity of the penalty, because
[00:14:29] for one of the offenses that Radosław Piesiewicz was accused of, he faces up to
[00:14:33] 8 years imprisonment. We are talking here about paid protection, i.e.,
[00:14:36] accepting the already notorious watch worth almost
[00:14:39] 180,000 PLN in exchange for
[00:14:43] invoking influence and arranging a matter concerning Zonda
[00:14:46] Crypto in the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection. This
[00:14:49] watch was allegedly received by Radosław Piesiewicz from Przemysław Kral,
[00:14:53] the president of Zonda. However, Radosław Piesiewicz himself has maintained
[00:14:57] from the very beginning that he actually has such a watch, and this watch was
[00:15:00] secured by investigators at his home during the search
[00:15:04] of Radosław Piesiewicz's residence. However, the president
[00:15:07] of the Polish Olympic Committee states that
[00:15:10] he paid for this watch in cash. The second
[00:15:13] of these charges is favoring creditors. Here,
[00:15:17] it concerns the issue that Radosław Piesiewicz was to recover the full amount
[00:15:21] he invested in Zonda Crypto, at a time when the exchange
[00:15:24] was already on the verge of collapse, when it was insolvent, and this was to
[00:15:28] happen at the expense of other creditors, other clients who
[00:15:31] lost money. This charge, in turn, is
[00:15:34] punishable by up to two years imprisonment, and
[00:15:38] precisely the severity of these penalties was one of the court's arguments. However,
[00:15:42] the court also emphasized that there is a very high probability of Radosław
[00:15:45] Piesiewicz committing these acts, and also
[00:15:49] pointed out that the president, still the president
[00:15:53] of the Polish Olympic Committee, could influence this
[00:15:55] investigation, tamper with the case, influence
[00:15:59] the testimonies of people who will be interrogated, the testimonies of witnesses, and
[00:16:02] we know that in this recent period, this investigation has accelerated, that there have been several arrests, and more
[00:16:06] are... planned. The Minister of
[00:16:10] Justice says this investigation accelerated
[00:16:12] precisely after Przemysław
[00:16:16] Kral began cooperating with investigators. We don't know the nature
[00:16:19] of this cooperation, but whether this three-month arrest of
[00:16:23] Radosław Piesiewicz will be maintained, we are waiting for 10:30 AM,
[00:16:26] then we will probably get more information, although I will add
[00:16:30] at the end that the defenders of Radosław Piesiewicz
[00:16:33] emphasize when asked whether they will request other
[00:16:36] preventive measures, they emphasize that they will
[00:16:40] not reveal this because it is part of the strategy, but it should be
[00:16:43] expected that they will rather request measures
[00:16:45] of freedom. Ewelina Lachwięcek, thank
[00:16:48] you very much, I'll just add that today is an important day for
[00:16:52] Radosław Piesiewicz, because at 10:30 AM he will be waiting
[00:16:56] for this resolution of the appeal against
[00:17:00] his arrest in his case, at 1 PM he will probably be watching or
[00:17:04] listening to the debates of the board of the Polish Olympic Committee.
[00:17:07] which is to remove him from the position of president
[00:17:11] of the Polish Olympic
[00:17:20] who did not succumb to gold fever. In Lower Silesia,
[00:17:24] these residents are protesting against plans to build
[00:17:28] an open-pit gold mine in the village of Mikołajowice.
[00:17:32] They explain that for them, nature and peace are gold. I understand this
[00:17:35] is why they built houses in this... area. Paweł
[00:17:39] Pawlucy is on site. Paweł, what are the investors
[00:17:42] and residents saying, because I understand that they have very divergent opinions on this
[00:17:45] topic.
[00:17:49] That's right, well, hello, hello everyone, it's no secret that in such
[00:17:53] situations where we have planned investments, investments that will affect the quality
[00:17:57] of life of residents or the environment, well, there's always this two-voice and these
[00:18:00] versions, colloquially speaking, badly diverge. If we look at what the
[00:18:03] investor says, what the local authorities say, what the residents say, today we are in
[00:18:07] the village of Strachowice, right next to Mikołajowice, because the mine is planned for this area,
[00:18:11] but residents of villages in the Legnickie Pole municipality are protesting against this
[00:18:15] open-pit mine. What are their biggest
[00:18:19] complaints, what are their concerns? We'll ask in a moment. My
[00:18:22] guest is Ms. Renata Semeniuk, the head of the village of Strachowice. Good
[00:18:25] morning, Ms. Head of the village, good
[00:18:29] morning, welcome very warmly. Ms. Renata, it's Monday, at a time when
[00:18:32] most residents are simply at work, a handful of 19 people, I counted,
[00:18:36] showed up despite this. This shows the determination of the residents. Please
[00:18:39] tell us what these anxieties are about? Less than
[00:18:42] a week ago, we learned with dismay that
[00:18:46] an open-pit mine for basalt and
[00:18:48] kaolinite was planned. Dismay, what are you
[00:18:52] afraid of? Well, not all that glitters is gold, nature more valuable than
[00:18:55] gold? Yes, nature and climate and clean air
[00:18:59] are more important than gold, than kaolinite, than basalt.
[00:19:02] We are afraid of the destruction of all nature
[00:19:06] here and... all the natural good
[00:19:10] that nature has endowed
[00:19:12] us with here. You moved here in
[00:19:16] 2013, at that time there was no information in the local spatial development
[00:19:20] plan that an open-pit mine could be planned here. I did not move here in
[00:19:23] 2013, we bought a plot here, we went,
[00:19:27] we checked all the documents at the municipality,
[00:19:31] which could be found out about, about the planned
[00:19:34] future, there was no mention
[00:19:38] of planning a mine or spatial development of any
[00:19:41] aggressive actions. Now these
[00:19:44] plans, well, that's an understatement, they are indeed taking real shape.
[00:19:48] You are trying, I understand, to talk to the mayor, to the authorities of the municipality
[00:19:51] of Legnickie Pole? Yes, I talk to the municipality, to
[00:19:55] the councillors, but it seems to me that the main word should
[00:19:59] come from the Voivode. Well, yes, this procedure started
[00:20:02] at the Voivode's discretion. I'm already approaching my second
[00:20:06] guest and your guest, who is Ms.
[00:20:51] because it concerns not only our village of Strachowice, but actually
[00:20:54] four villages. It will be a mine wedged between
[00:20:58] four villages, very close to human habitations. Thank you very much for this
[00:21:02] information, as you can see, as you can hear, emotions are high here,
[00:21:05] substantive arguments are being made, and I would like to mention one more thing, one
[00:21:09] of the residents, he is not here at the moment, he not only built his house here, but he bought
[00:21:12] plots of land where he wants his children to settle. Well, at this moment,
[00:21:16] he is wringing his hands.
[00:21:20] Thank you very much, but my heart grows warm when people prefer
[00:21:23] nature and peace over gold.
[00:21:39] me. Have you traced the reactions of the world press to
[00:21:43] these events, because there are such reactions? Yes, indeed, a lot is being
[00:21:46] written, mainly in the British media, the BBC. Yesterday,
[00:21:50] in fact, in a kind of half-special
[00:21:53] edition, it was working, and as for the British, they
[00:21:57] indeed emphasize here the fact that, firstly, in
[00:22:01] one of the trains that passed before this attack
[00:22:04] occurred, was Boris Johnson, the former British
[00:22:08] Prime Minister. Secondly, they point out that in yet another
[00:22:11] train, also at Jagodin station, was the former
[00:22:14] head of the CIA, who emphasized that what
[00:22:18] Vladimir Putin is doing is a barbaric act. But of course, not only
[00:22:21] the British, but also the French. Le
[00:22:25] out that
[00:22:28] after almost five years since the war began,
[00:22:31] these attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure
[00:22:34] are only intensifying, and
[00:22:37] unfortunately the number of casualties among civilians is growing.
[00:22:41] From France to Spain, El País
[00:22:44] points out here that Donald Tusk has long
[00:22:48] warned about the direct threat of a Russian attack
[00:22:51] on NATO on the eastern flank, and indeed we have here
[00:22:55] information that not only such physical,
[00:22:58] kinetic attacks, but also sabotage, cyberattacks, disinformation,
[00:23:02] espionage, all of this, all of this is growing. And let's look
[00:23:06] at Italy, because indeed in
[00:23:08] Italy, in all these media, the former
[00:23:12] Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland is quoted, who emphasized that this is
[00:23:16] a direct escalation from Moscow across the ocean.
[00:23:20] Also NBC,
[00:23:22] for example, American emphasizes that Ukraine has several
[00:23:26] of these border crossings with our country, and through them
[00:23:30] a crucial part of humanitarian aid, but also
[00:23:33] military aid, passes. So these are strategic points,
[00:23:36] strategic elements that must be protected. Meanwhile, Donald
[00:23:40] Trump appeals for Ukrainians not to attack Russian
[00:23:43] refineries. He probably made a mistake, because he should have appealed to
[00:23:46] himself, because in the Middle East, the price of oil is rising.
[00:23:50] It would seem that it should indeed be that
[00:23:53] Donald Trump, if he wanted to scold someone for what is happening in
[00:23:57] the oil markets, it should only be himself. He needs to stand in front of a mirror and
[00:24:00] face the truth, first of all. Unfortunately, there are probably
[00:24:03] no chances for that yet, and indeed these oil prices on
[00:24:07] world markets are going up.
[00:24:10] Approximately 107 dollars per barrel
[00:24:13] of oil, of Brent oil, of course, we are talking about, because more and
[00:24:17] more markets are opening up in the world at... 104,
[00:24:20] which was at the close of the market on
[00:24:24] Friday. Well, a lot will depend on Saudi Arabia, because the East-West
[00:24:28] pipeline, which was an alternative route for supplying Saudi
[00:24:32] oil, which constitutes a very large part of supplies, for example, to Europe
[00:24:35] and also to Poland, is damaged. And how long will this repair
[00:24:39] last? Because we don't have an official statement yet, we don't have it. This will
[00:24:42] determine how much these prices will be raised, because Saudi Arabia
[00:24:46] has reserves for roughly 5 to 8 days. So for five to eight days of Russia's
[00:25:20] strategy is that a large part of diesel comes precisely from
[00:25:24] Russia, and that's precisely why its price is rising sharply. Russian plants
[00:25:27] are being attacked by Ukraine. I asked President Zelensky not to
[00:25:31] attack plants producing diesel or refineries. Diesel
[00:25:35] prices are rising because it's difficult for it to leave Russia. This
[00:25:39] situation harms the entire world.
[00:25:43] Yes, and oil prices are rising thanks to what Donald Trump
[00:25:45] was talking about, right? Paweł Aramowicz, Zieliński,