TVPINFO — Panorama
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[00:02:07] Eva Gajewska, welcome and I invite you to today's first edition of Panorama.
[00:02:10] A Russian drone in the Baltic Sea in the area of the beach in the town of Rusinowo near
[00:02:14] Jarosławiec, the army located and recovered a drone from the
[00:02:17] sea, the Minister of National Defense Władysław
[00:02:20] Kosiniak Kamerz announced on X. The spokesman for
[00:02:24] the Operational Command of the Armed Forces says that the drone could have drifted
[00:02:27] from international waters to Poland.
[00:03:16] the alarming symptoms and reacting
[00:03:30] are to make it difficult or even impossible for Russians to attack
[00:03:33] trains, among other things, while maintaining smooth traffic flow, which
[00:03:37] could turn into such
[00:03:40] hard, hard acts of terrorism
[00:03:43] in Germany, after all, we had to deal with this
[00:03:47] in Poland,
[00:03:48] railway tracks near
[00:03:51] Mitka, drone flights, violations of our
[00:03:54] airspace, I think this will escalate. The Kremlin threatens
[00:03:57] and checks the alliance's reaction. This was undoubtedly
[00:04:00] a message addressed to the Western world. The question
[00:04:04] is, what will we learn from this
[00:04:07] message. I believe that we should do
[00:04:10] the opposite, show that we stand with Ukraine
[00:04:14] and do not allow ourselves to be intimidated. Otherwise,
[00:04:17] Russia will achieve what it wants, namely
[00:04:20] the subjugation of Ukraine. On September 11, the European Commission
[00:04:24] approved an additional 6 billion euros for the defense
[00:04:27] of Ukraine. The money is to be allocated to, among other things,
[00:04:30] missiles,
[00:04:33] ammunition, drones, and electronic warfare.
[00:04:37] Over the past five years, we have witnessed escalating aggression by Vladimir
[00:04:40] Putin against the European Union and NATO. He knows that our strength
[00:04:44] lies in unity and that when we are united,
[00:04:48] nothing can intimidate us. In August alone,
[00:04:51] Russia used over 2,800 jet drones against Ukraine.
[00:04:54] According to analysts, Moscow is capable of supplying its army
[00:04:58] with up to 3,000 units every
[00:05:02] month. Ad hoc solutions are not enough, we need
[00:05:06] harsh sanctions, continued military support for Ukraine, and maximum
[00:05:10] pressure on Russia.
[00:05:12] in which Ukraine and we will have to
[00:05:15] figure out how to shoot down such
[00:05:19] units as quickly and effectively as possible. Poland
[00:05:22] is developing systems to protect our skies. One of them
[00:05:26] is San, an anti-drone shield, whose first elements
[00:05:29] are to reach the army this year. The Wisła and
[00:05:32] Narew systems are already partly operational. Military experts
[00:05:36] suggest that in addition to weapons, changes in regulations will also be needed
[00:05:40] to allow soldiers to react more quickly.
[00:06:12] some time and some trust so that he can sort out all these matters that are not
[00:06:16] sorted out now, and we know that for a long time there have been more scandals
[00:06:19] around PKO-l than calm discussion and
[00:06:23] thinking about this institution, he says that
[00:06:26] all this needs to be sorted out so that it benefits athletes,
[00:06:29] but also fans. As for the
[00:06:33] election itself, I mentioned earlier that there were eight
[00:06:36] candidates, but they had to agree to run, and
[00:06:40] it was during this board meeting
[00:06:42] that the only one who agreed was Marian Kmita, and then
[00:06:45] the candidacy still had to be voted on. Of the 53 people
[00:06:49] present, 43 were for,
[00:06:52] nine were against, and one person abstained, and ultimately
[00:06:55] Marian Kmita's election as interim
[00:06:58] president of PKO-l was approved, I say interim president, because
[00:07:02] he will be acting president until April next year, because
[00:07:06] that's when his term ends, and then new
[00:07:09] elections and perhaps a new person, so...
[00:07:50] The Social Democrats won the most votes (over
[00:07:53] 28%), Prime Minister Christerson's Moderate Party
[00:07:56] received just under 20%. The final
[00:07:59] result is still not certain, votes cast
[00:08:03] abroad
[00:08:04] still need to be counted.
[00:08:09] In September, there is particularly a lot of talk about diseases that we would rather not
[00:08:13] think about on a daily basis. It is the month of
[00:08:15] awareness of childhood and adolescent cancers, as well as blood
[00:08:19] cancers. In Poland, the latter is diagnosed on average
[00:08:23] every 34 minutes. Doctors remind us that it is worth knowing
[00:08:28] quickly to them.
[00:08:31] Cancers in children often develop very quickly, so a quick diagnosis is
[00:08:34] extremely important. Childhood cancers are diseases that develop
[00:08:38] very quickly, they grow very quickly, but they also respond very well
[00:08:43] to the treatment we propose. Currently, medicine has a lot to
[00:08:46] offer our patients.
[00:08:49] We treat children with chemotherapy, and
[00:08:52] bone marrow transplantation can also be performed in children. In Poland, every
[00:08:56] year, over 1000 children and adolescents are diagnosed with malignant
[00:08:59] cancer. For 15-year-old Amelia, the first
[00:09:02] sign was abdominal pain. Her mother did not ignore the seemingly
[00:09:06] innocent symptom. The most important information for
[00:09:09] parents is that we
[00:09:12] know our children best and we
[00:09:15] have this instinct that tells us that if something
[00:09:19] is wrong, we need to keep digging, keep
[00:09:22] digging, keep digging until we also calm
[00:09:25] down, and so that we feel that
[00:09:28] we have done everything. September also draws attention to blood
[00:09:32] cancers, including leukemia, lymphomas, and multiple myeloma. I think
[00:09:35] we talk too little about hematological
[00:09:38] cancers, they are not as common
[00:09:41] compared to solid tumors, or
[00:09:44] very common cancers, but they are
[00:09:47] certainly, if diagnosed early and treated properly, they can
[00:09:50] lead to complete cure of the disease. Behind the statistics are
[00:09:54] stories that show how much medicine can do today. I
[00:09:58] often give the example of a patient who
[00:10:01] just sent me an SMS a few days ago and in that SMS he said,
[00:10:04] Doctor, today it's already 22 years, that is,
[00:10:07] 22 years after finishing treatment. on average
[00:10:11] every
[00:10:16] 34
[00:10:16] minutes, September is therefore
[00:10:21] supposed to remind us not for a month, but constantly... constantly...
[00:10:55] the creators of "Possible Love" can consider the film's debut at the Venice
[00:10:59] Festival a
[00:10:59] success.
[00:11:04] The film received the Silver Lion, which is a major award, as well as
[00:11:07] an honorable mention from the International Federation of Film
[00:11:11] Critics. We live in a time when the meaning of work is gradually
[00:11:15] disappearing, and human bonds are increasingly breaking down. I made this
[00:11:19] film to ask what cinema should be doing in such
[00:11:22] times. This is a film about the price of honor.
[00:13:14] jewels are very rarely displayed publicly, which makes it even more worthwhile
[00:13:18] to visit Prague Castle.
[00:13:21] Queen Elizabeth called this place one of the wonders of modern times.
[00:13:40] Conservatory, when it became clear that the facility would be closed,
[00:13:44] the building needs renovation, the plants need new homes.
[00:13:47] People fill out a form, describe the home they will provide for the plant, and we
[00:13:51] make sure they will be good caregivers. This way.
[00:13:55] we find new homes for plants, these are real gestures of care building
[00:13:58] bonds. New owners must prove that their home is
[00:14:02] a suitable place to put down roots. After acceptance from
[00:14:06] the Conservatory, they received instructions on
[00:14:09] watering, light, and humidity. When
[00:14:12] it becomes an event, it makes people realize that when they take a plant
[00:14:16] home, they must take care of it and remember this commitment, they are more inclined to
[00:14:20] care for it, and also to care for other things in their lives.
[00:14:23] The glass repair project is huge, the city has allocated
[00:14:27] 191 million pounds for the first
[00:14:30] five-year phase of work alone, and about 2000
[00:14:34] cuttings will go to caregivers.
[00:14:37] This is Charlotte, but I'll call her Charlie. We just met,
[00:14:41] I already love her. I hope she grows into a big, solid
[00:14:44] plant. Every day I will remember to give her some sunlight,
[00:14:48] some love, and proper care. In essence,
[00:14:52] it's all about love.
[00:14:55] The Conservatory is a very popular place for a first date,
[00:14:59] people come here and meet, perhaps their future husbands or
[00:15:03] wives, because it's similar with people as with plants, they grow and
[00:15:07] bloom only when we take
[00:15:08] care of them.
[00:15:11] We end here on TVP Info, ahead of us is the program "Day in an Hour",
[00:15:14] Panorama returns with its main edition at 6 PM, see
[00:15:18] you then.
[00:15:29] time for an informational journey around the world
[00:15:32] in 60 minutes, and today in the program we will talk
[00:15:35] about a drone on the beach.