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[00:00:09] that's it for TVP info, ahead of us is the Day in an Hour program, and
[00:00:13] Panorama returns to you with the main edition, already at 6 PM,
[00:00:27] see you, time for an informational journey. 60 minutes
[00:00:31] around the world, and today in the program we will talk
[00:00:34] about a drone on the beach in the town of
[00:00:37] Rusinowo near Jarosławiec, there will
[00:00:40] also be about other antics of Antoni Macierewicz,
[00:00:44] we will also show a fairytale show in the sky in China, Agnieszka
[00:00:48] Kopacz Domańska, good day, we start the day in an
[00:00:52] hour.
[00:01:03] Another foreign drone on Polish territory, this
[00:01:06] time the unmanned aerial vehicle was found in the Baltic Sea in
[00:01:10] the area of the beach in the town of Rusinowo near Jarosławiec in
[00:01:13] Western Pomerania, preliminary inspections indicate that
[00:01:17] it is a Russian drone. The facts at
[00:01:19] this moment are that the drone was found, that
[00:01:23] everything indicates that it is of Russian
[00:01:25] origin, it will, in accordance with procedures, go
[00:01:29] now to... services so that they can obviously
[00:01:32] examine it. Poland is today in many respects
[00:01:36] target number one, when it comes to hybrid attacks or observations,
[00:01:40] we will be tested in various
[00:01:43] ways, we will be tested, observation planes or fighters will
[00:01:46] appear, we will intercept them in the
[00:01:50] international waters in the Polish economic zone, drones will
[00:01:54] appear, various types of threats may appear, and we
[00:01:58] will counteract
[00:02:04] Services confirm that the object found in the Baltic Sea is
[00:02:07] probably a Russian machine, as said Lieutenant Colonel
[00:02:10] Jacek Goryszewski, spokesman for the operational command of the
[00:02:13] armed forces, the object has been secured,
[00:02:17] work of services is underway on site,
[00:02:21] most likely it is
[00:02:24] is quite problematic for Russia due to an unmanned aerial vehicle of the gerbera type, and
[00:02:26] most likely Russian, everything indicates that, but on m'
[00:03:34] We know that this drone was localized here even before
[00:03:37] noon, after it was
[00:03:40] localized, the Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak Kamysz
[00:03:44] issued a statement on this matter, and since then
[00:03:47] we have not been allowed to get closer than 200 meters from this
[00:03:51] distance of this border, both police officers and
[00:03:54] representatives of the military gendarmerie are guarding, all the time here
[00:03:58] on the beach in Rusinowo procedures are underway to
[00:04:02] examine this object that appeared here,
[00:04:05] it was localized by
[00:04:09] because there is no military personnel working on a pontoon of our army,
[00:04:13] on board the Navy forces, it was
[00:04:16] them who during today's patrol were to
[00:04:19] localize it, then report it to the appropriate authorities, who
[00:04:22] now have to verify first of all where it comes from, from these preliminary
[00:04:25] findings it appears that it is a drone from beyond our eastern
[00:04:29] border. From Russia, that it was from there that it was
[00:04:33] to appear here, it is not yet known in what mode, whether
[00:04:36] it came to us here along the Baltic
[00:04:39] Sea, or flew directly here, if it
[00:04:43] flew here, then from here the border with Russia is over
[00:04:46] 200 km, then it must have been
[00:04:50] how police officers behave, regardless of launched from the Kaliningrad Oblast, well, the second version is that this drone, about
[00:04:54] which we talked about this morning, which
[00:04:57] was in the vicinity of Lithuania, that it here... with the wave, with
[00:05:01] the water current reached the beach in Rusinowo
[00:05:04] these procedures, which are extremely crucial here,
[00:05:08] because its origin needs to be verified, it needs to be checked.
[00:05:24] explosives, for what purpose it appeared here, whether it accidentally, mistakenly landed here as a result of some actions, or whether it was indeed supposed to verify something here, to check the territory of
[00:05:28] the Republic of Poland, that is precisely being
[00:05:31] checked, also, for what purpose it appeared here, and it is being
[00:05:34] examined first and foremost in what aspect, whether it is
[00:05:38] primarily an intentional action by Russian services,
[00:05:42] to check the airspace of Poland,
[00:05:45] we also know that this drone was not detected by
[00:05:49] Polish anti-drone radars, so everything indicates that
[00:05:52] it did not fly over Polish territory,
[00:05:55] then this scenario of arriving from the territory of the Baltic
[00:05:59] Sea, from this international border, which does not
[00:06:02] belong to any of our countries, is completely different,
[00:06:05] this whole story is composed differently,
[00:06:09] this current situation with situations that we are dealing with... recently
[00:06:12] these are, for example, provocations
[00:06:16] from Russia, meaning reconnaissance aircraft that appear from time to time
[00:06:19] in the territory in the vicinity of the border
[00:06:22] with Poland, in this so-called international
[00:06:25] zone, recently an aircraft was intercepted
[00:06:29] by Polish fighters, an IU-20, which systematically
[00:06:32] appears in the vicinity of Polish borders and
[00:06:36] checks everything that is happening in the vicinity
[00:06:39] of our country, now the services. will meticulously
[00:06:43] clarify all the circumstances of this event, primarily
[00:06:46] how it all came about that the drone appeared on
[00:06:50] Polish territory, there in the distance,
[00:06:53] I don't know if you can see it, all the
[00:06:57] time police officers together with
[00:07:00] the military gendarmerie are analyzing all of this, here
[00:07:03] every trace left by this drone will be crucial, and above
[00:07:07] all, it will have to be dealt with by
[00:07:10] sappers, because it is also being examined whether it
[00:07:13] carried these explosive
[00:07:17] devices, consultations and analyses are continuously ongoing
[00:07:20] here on site in the nearby forest, there are
[00:07:23] many such services in the vicinity, and consequently,
[00:07:27] all these circumstances will also be subject to
[00:07:30] a specialized investigation, which is intended to answer this
[00:07:34] key question: for what purpose did it appear on the territory of the Republic
[00:07:38] of Poland,
[00:07:40] well, now it's time to gather information from the services in Warsaw and Bartłomiej
[00:07:44] Bublewicz, Bartek, what do the services say about this
[00:07:47] discovery?
[00:07:50] Services are working on site and first of all
[00:07:53] they inform about these findings, primarily
[00:07:56] the leadership of the Ministry of National Defense, that's why we will
[00:08:00] of course provide you with these official, verified and confirmed
[00:08:04] information from this incident in the Baltic
[00:08:07] Sea near the Polish coast, of course
[00:08:11] Deputy Minister. Tomczyk emphasized that Russia will
[00:08:15] test us in various ways for this
[00:08:18] testing, we must be ready, we must build, we
[00:08:21] as the Polish state, resilience to this type of
[00:08:25] incident. It is important, and Russia also pays attention to
[00:08:28] what happens shortly after this incident,
[00:08:32] that is, among other things, how the services react, but also how
[00:08:35] journalists tell about the whole situation, here
[00:08:39] it is worth being aware that of course we have.
[00:08:43] as we heard with the Gerbera drone, this is
[00:08:46] a decoy drone type, built of light materials,
[00:08:50] it somewhat resembles in its appearance a combat
[00:08:53] drone, a Shahed drone or Geran-5,
[00:08:57] that is, the latest generation drone, in a combat
[00:09:00] scenario, i.e., the war in Ukraine, its purpose is to
[00:09:04] draw, colloquially speaking, attention,
[00:09:08] if I may say so, of Ukrainian air defense
[00:09:12] serves. to make Ukrainians waste air defense
[00:09:15] missiles, directing fire at these
[00:09:19] decoy drones, but as we heard, this drone can also
[00:09:22] be used for another purpose, it can have a small
[00:09:26] explosive charge attached, it can also
[00:09:29] be used for observation, of course, the services will now focus
[00:09:32] on determining whether it actually found its
[00:09:35] way accidentally to the vicinity of the Polish
[00:09:38] coast, because the location is not accidental at all.
[00:09:42] We are talking here, for example, about the training ground in Wicko Morskie, which is only
[00:09:46] a few kilometers from the place where this drone was
[00:09:50] found. Going further, 50
[00:09:52] km from this place we have the base of the anti-missile
[00:09:56] shield, the Polish anti-missile shield in
[00:09:59] Redzikowo, so the West Pomeranian Voivodeship is
[00:10:03] the place where, among others, American
[00:10:06] troops, allied troops of the North
[00:10:09] Atlantic Treaty are stationed, which is why the services. first of
[00:10:12] all must determine whether this object that
[00:10:16] you saw on your screens on the
[00:10:18] beach is safe, then
[00:10:22] how it got there, I will probably
[00:10:26] also appeal to you to wait for these official statements from
[00:10:28] the services, this will definitely
[00:10:32] be the most sensible solution Bartumiej Bublewicz, and earlier
[00:10:35] Cezary Baca spoke about this drone that was found in
[00:10:38] the Baltic Sea. Thank you very much about this drone,
[00:10:42] dear sirs, now we will talk more extensively. Our guest on the
[00:10:45] Day in an Hour program is Lieutenant Colonel Reserve Maciej Korowaj, security
[00:10:49] expert. Good morning. Good
[00:10:52] morning to you. Russian drone. found in
[00:10:55] the Baltic Sea, Colonel, accident, malfunction, or another
[00:10:59] element of Russia's game against Poland and
[00:11:02] NATO?
[00:11:05] Well, we have to wait and I agree with the assessment of
[00:11:08] the editors, that for official
[00:11:11] information that will be provided
[00:11:14] by investigators through these channels we will know exactly
[00:11:18] what it was meant to achieve,
[00:11:22] what its purpose was, however, we can speculate a little here,
[00:11:26] this drone must be viewed in a broader context,
[00:11:29] the context of what was happening on the Ukrainian-Polish
[00:11:32] border, but also what was happening at the same time
[00:11:35] over Lithuania, where there was also a drone
[00:11:38] alert, an object was detected that
[00:11:42] threatened Lithuania's airspace, some passenger
[00:11:46] planes were
[00:11:48] sent out of this airspace, to
[00:11:51] be able to find this threat, they failed to find
[00:11:55] this threat, so it is probable that
[00:11:58] this is the threat that
[00:12:01] landed in the Baltic Sea, however, the operation of this
[00:12:05] drone itself, depending on whether it is a reconnaissance
[00:12:08] drone, because in this
[00:12:11] configuration two types of drones can
[00:12:14] appear, decoy drones, which are precisely
[00:12:18] for luring air defense
[00:12:21] systems, and reconnaissance drones, considering that it is
[00:12:24] a solitary... drone, so it could have been in a reconnaissance
[00:12:26] configuration. Here my thesis is that it is to
[00:12:30] examine the northern
[00:12:33] area of drone activity along the Polish
[00:12:37] coast, because the launch, the launch
[00:12:40] and building, so to speak, of drone launch positions
[00:12:44] from Kaliningrad, Königsberg
[00:12:49] the fact that this area is very closely monitored by
[00:12:52] NATO reconnaissance systems, and building something
[00:12:56] like this, launching it, would certainly be very quickly
[00:12:59] defined, however, precisely the flight
[00:13:03] through these Baltic states, which do not have their own
[00:13:06] air defense, do not have such a strong
[00:13:09] radar system, and
[00:13:12] to identify such threats very quickly, this is precisely the
[00:13:16] area that Russia will certainly be, or already
[00:13:20] is testing. As our reporter said.
[00:13:23] our radar systems did not
[00:13:26] locate any such object that was supposed to be
[00:13:30] moving in that area in the air, this may
[00:13:34] indicate the argument that this drone simply could have
[00:13:37] drifted to us, or could it still be that in
[00:13:41] some way, even if it was flying towards us, it was still not
[00:13:44] detected by our radar systems,
[00:13:48] in my opinion, in the current
[00:13:50] configuration of our air defense, which is quite,
[00:13:54] let's say, in such an elevated regime, especially
[00:13:57] when there was a missile
[00:14:01] attack on the western part of Ukraine, such an
[00:14:04] event from the western side of the border, especially
[00:14:08] here from the Ukrainian border, would be very unlikely,
[00:14:11] however, my thesis
[00:14:14] still refers to the event that took place in Lithuania
[00:14:17] at the same time, where they were looking for this object
[00:14:21] that entered that space. However, the northern
[00:14:25] direction of conducting drone operations
[00:14:28] is very attractive for Russians
[00:14:34] such saturation of air defense as
[00:14:37] there is on land, and radar systems
[00:14:41] set up on the coast are not
[00:14:45] configured to very precisely identify
[00:14:49] this type of air attack means or reconnaissance flying at a significant distance
[00:14:53] from
[00:14:55] the shore, here the only conditioning is bad
[00:14:59] weather, because drones of this type are susceptible to bad
[00:15:02] weather, they run out of fuel faster, navigation is
[00:15:06] hampered, this problem
[00:15:10] could have been precisely tested by the Russians,
[00:15:13] how our reconnaissance systems operate on
[00:15:16] the coast, how far such drones can fly
[00:15:20] using partly the airspace of a state?
[00:15:24] and how they behave in the
[00:15:26] air, here we have one such example, if it turns out
[00:15:30] that it is a reconnaissance drone, that this self-destruction system did not
[00:15:33] work, the services will be able to... let's say
[00:15:37] colloquially, get to the entire interior of this
[00:15:41] system, well, we will have more answers on this topic, I
[00:15:44] hope that the services will share, despite all the
[00:15:48] secrecy,
[00:15:50] these findings that were precisely
[00:15:54] dismantled during the examination of this drone. So we await these
[00:15:58] very important information, which we hope will come from the
[00:16:01] services. Thank you very much for this conversation, Lieutenant Colonel Reserve Maciej Korowaj,
[00:16:05] security expert. He was a guest
[00:16:08] on the Day in an Hour program, thank you once again, and we, dear sirs,
[00:16:11] will remain with this topic of drones appearing in Polish
[00:16:15] airspace for a moment longer, Ernest Zozuń from the foreign
[00:16:18] desk is already with me, there are many of these Russian
[00:16:21] drones wandering in the airspace, not only Polish, but also European,
[00:16:25] EU, well, here it is unlikely to be
[00:16:28] accidental, well, everyone is wondering if it's
[00:16:32] accidental or not, but such a drone
[00:16:35] is quite easy
[00:16:38] to explain, because we can send it to a certain
[00:16:41] and desired place, this
[00:16:44] drone will fly over, just like the one that was found
[00:16:48] today in the Baltic Sea, and then
[00:16:51] we will say, oh, it got lost by accident, the war is ongoing
[00:16:55] in Ukraine, Ukrainians are also attacking Russian territory,
[00:16:59] so these drones are flying, so don't be surprised
[00:17:02] that they also fell on your territory, this is an explanation
[00:17:06] that is often used by Russians, they also say,
[00:17:09] it wasn't us, the Ukrainians did it, because there is also
[00:17:13] a situation where Russians very often
[00:17:16] redirect Ukrainian drones, and Ukrainians
[00:17:19] in turn also redirect Russian drones if they want to
[00:17:23] neutralize them in any way, so
[00:17:26] one can resort to such an easy
[00:17:29] explanation, however, most often, unfortunately,
[00:17:32] given the frequency of what is
[00:17:35] happening, we must consider... they are specifically
[00:17:41] checking our air defense systems,
[00:17:45] specifically observing how we are able to
[00:17:48] react and where the weak points in our air
[00:17:52] defense are, through which they can slip through, and through
[00:17:55] which they cannot, at what altitude, in what
[00:17:59] place, in what topography, all this information
[00:18:03] is gathered by services and by the Russian,
[00:18:06] Russian military, to have knowledge of our
[00:18:10] weak points, it's also very important information, but also simultaneously
[00:18:13] an appeal to all of you not to, for example, photograph these very
[00:18:17] important strategic objects, because if such photos end up
[00:18:20] online, it also feeds these Russian services,
[00:18:24] who are just waiting to see what such objects
[00:18:27] look like. That's right, during this story about
[00:18:31] what has been happening in our skies recently, planes that are
[00:18:34] approaching our airspace were also
[00:18:38] mentioned, this is also an element of checking
[00:18:42] whether we react quickly to such planes, whether we
[00:18:45] intercept them, at what distance from our airspace
[00:18:48] we intercept these planes, how
[00:18:51] we do it, whether one
[00:18:55] plane flies or three or or or
[00:18:58] more, moreover, we are not leaving
[00:19:01] the Russians unpaid, last month, in
[00:19:04] August, Norway, a NATO member,
[00:19:07] our ally, launched from its territory
[00:19:11] also observational flights into the vicinity of Russian territories,
[00:19:14] so we will now annoy
[00:19:17] them in a similar way as they
[00:19:20] annoy us, sting them a bit too,
[00:19:23] but we are still talking about or reminding about what
[00:19:27] happened just near the Polish border, meaning the
[00:19:30] attack on the passenger train, this happened of course on the
[00:19:34] Ukrainian side but very close to Poland, and
[00:19:38] what does this tell us about events beyond our eastern border,
[00:19:41] about the progress of this war, such attacks? The Russians are trying to
[00:19:45] sting us, and also the Ukrainians,
[00:19:49] but the important fact is that an hour earlier
[00:19:52] a train passed through there, carrying people who
[00:19:56] were returning from a conference that took place in Kyiv on
[00:19:59] the future of Ukraine and possible ways to
[00:20:03] help it. It was a signal that we can reach you.
[00:20:07] Be careful, don't be so smart, don't come to
[00:20:10] Kyiv, don't meet yourselves, don't talk about such
[00:20:14] matters, because it will not be unpunished for you.
[00:20:18] The next issue is, well, we are destroying infrastructure that
[00:20:21] simply allows us to cross borders and transport
[00:20:25] through these borders, both humanitarian aid
[00:20:28] and military aid for Ukraine,
[00:20:32] this is, I think, the most important thing, because
[00:20:35] the destruction of this infrastructure.
[00:20:38] causes this winter, which is coming to Ukraine, to be simply
[00:20:41] much harder, because in addition to attacking
[00:20:45] power plants, and combined heat and power plants, well,
[00:20:48] if you also block potential
[00:20:52] aid, because through this crossing in Dorohusk we are
[00:20:55] able to send generators or
[00:20:59] food to Ukrainians, well, if
[00:21:02] that is closed and blocked, then this winter
[00:21:05] will be even harder for Ukrainians than
[00:21:08] the previous one. You spoke about that winter, now we have
[00:21:12] many of these incidents, as you mentioned here, Russia will try to
[00:21:15] test, check, but also primarily weaken the Ukrainian side,
[00:21:18] European aid.
[00:21:27] psychological actions, these are such that, well, you have a
[00:21:31] problem with this, dear West, you don't know if you will cross the border,
[00:21:34] or if something will fall on your territory or not, you are helping
[00:21:38] Ukraine and as long as you help Ukraine, we will play such
[00:21:42] tricks on you, so think about
[00:21:46] who you elect to your parliaments, think about to whom you give
[00:21:50] power, whether they are really the ones who can
[00:21:54] guarantee your security, because those who
[00:21:56] help Ukraine and say that your country should help
[00:22:00] Ukraine, do not guarantee you this security, this is also
[00:22:04] a psychological war being waged, which has
[00:22:07] immense significance, and unfortunately it is sad that
[00:22:10] it is effective, because as you can
[00:22:14] see in Germany, a party that clearly states that one must live
[00:22:17] in harmony with Russia and restore
[00:22:21] all economic contacts that existed before, is gaining ground,
[00:22:24] in other countries too parties that
[00:22:28] profess similar principles are gaining
[00:22:31] ground and have increasingly better ratings, so
[00:22:35] Putin is achieving his goals, well, unfortunately yes, and I think that here
[00:22:38] we should carefully consider
[00:22:40] what we believe, whom we listen to, and what
[00:22:43] assurances we are capable of verifying,
[00:22:47] let's only take verified sources into account. lodged
[00:22:50] with
[00:22:59] the prosecutor's office a notice of the possibility of a crime being committed by
[00:23:03] Antoni Macierewicz. This concerns yesterday's incident in front of
[00:23:06] the Academy of Justice, during which the PiS MP
[00:23:10] violated the inviolability
[00:23:11] of an officer.
[00:23:14] After Macierewicz's scandalous behavior towards Polish
[00:23:18] police officers, I decided. Enough
[00:23:26] is enough, Macierewicz must answer for the attack on Polish
[00:23:29] police officers.
[00:23:34] It was during this situation that there was a violation of the inviolability of police officers
[00:23:38] and threats to refer the case to court, Law and Justice
[00:23:42] MPs, namely Antoni Macierewicz and Mariusz
[00:23:45] Gosek, tried to enter the AWS headquarters to
[00:23:48] deliver food.
[00:24:20] prevent the MP from entering, yes, please,
[00:24:22] sir,
[00:24:28] what are you doing? You're laughing, what are you laughing at? Police officers are blocking
[00:24:31] the way for a Member of Parliament to the Sejm of the Republic
[00:24:33] of Poland,
[00:24:36] as you
[00:24:37] are,
[00:24:41] I don't know, do you have a service number,
[00:24:44] yes, please give your service number, unfortunately the
[00:24:47] patches with names are hidden.
[00:25:21] my, my officer, but I must say
[00:25:25] that I don't really care about such things, because
[00:25:29] as a Member of Parliament for many, many decades,
[00:25:32] I know that it is important, first and foremost,
[00:25:35] that the law be implemented, and regardless of
[00:25:40] how various officers behave, an MP
[00:25:44] has an obligation to implement
[00:25:47] the law, there is no consent for
[00:25:50] anyone to touch an officer's uniform, that's what
[00:25:53] the chairman of the main board of the NSZ police officers Rafał
[00:25:56] Jankowski told our station.
[00:25:59] Of course, those officers who were on duty.
[00:26:03] at the academy building did so on orders,
[00:26:06] they did it as
[00:26:09] they should, there is no consent for
[00:26:12] anyone to touch an officer's
[00:26:15] uniform with their finger, and such
[00:26:19] stories like that they will
[00:26:21] submit
[00:26:24] motions to court, I would simply
[00:26:28] dismiss as fairy tales, but nevertheless there are
[00:26:38] Antoni Macierewicz, there are also those who defend him.
[00:26:42] Let's listen to how politicians comment on the whole
[00:26:45] incident. PiS crosses all boundaries and Antoni
[00:26:48] Maciarewicz is an example of this, the boundary of
[00:26:50] absurdity, also hooliganism in behavior, because
[00:26:54] it is unbecoming of an MP, it is unbecoming of a
[00:26:57] minister. It is high time for the Polish state
[00:27:00] to start upholding the law. For the institutions of the Polish state to start
[00:27:04] upholding the law, what is happening with the Academy of Justice is
[00:27:08] one big scandal, a violation
[00:27:11] of the autonomy of the university,
[00:27:14] a disregard for the law on the mandate of an MP and senator,
[00:27:18] an unprecedented scandal, touching. officer, it also shows that
[00:27:22] PiS stands behind the Polish uniform only when they are in government. When they are in
[00:27:25] opposition, no, that's a scandal, it's intimidation of
[00:27:29] police officers, listing their names, why are they doing
[00:27:33] that, trying to intimidate them? Law and Justice doesn't even try to distance itself from his
[00:27:37] behavior, but praises it. Well, of course it's undignified that
[00:27:41] a former Minister of National Defense behaves like that. Violation of physical
[00:27:44] integrity or slandering an officer on duty is
[00:27:47] a crime. All these events took place in front of
[00:27:51] the Academy of Justice, where supporters of the
[00:27:54] recalled rector are still protesting. Michał Sopiński himself appeared this
[00:27:58] morning in front of the university building and tried to get
[00:28:01] inside. Our reporter Magdalena Śleziak is following the situation on the ground.
[00:28:05] Magda, please tell us what is happening there at this
[00:28:08] moment?
[00:28:10] The protest is still ongoing, there are several dozen people on site. I will say that
[00:28:14] one group is the one you see behind me, but from the entrance
[00:28:17] from Karmelicka Street to the Academy of Justice, a similar
[00:28:21] group of about several dozen people is present. These are
[00:28:25] members of the Gazeta Polska club, at least it seems that most
[00:28:28] of them, because they had such banners before, these people
[00:28:32] pray in turns. or chant various slogans against the police, they also convince
[00:28:35] the police officers to let them in here to the area, but as for
[00:28:39] politicians, Antoni Macierewicz has been on site for many hours without change,
[00:28:43] recently MP Mariusz Gosek also joined him.
[00:28:46] Recently, one could say that in some sense there was some
[00:28:50] breakthrough, as police officers finally let
[00:28:53] the MPs into the Academy of Justice building, as you can see not into
[00:28:57] the building yet, but they have already passed through the first barriers, they are
[00:29:00] now talking to a journalist... of right-wing television and are still
[00:29:04] discussing with the police, the police officers of course refused
[00:29:08] to let the MPs in due to
[00:29:11] simply the protection of safety and order, while the MPs refer
[00:29:15] to their parliamentary mandate and argue that they want to bring food for
[00:29:19] MP Maria Kurowska, who, let me remind you, has been
[00:29:22] in the Academy of Justice for the fifth day and, as she claims, because
[00:29:26] she posted a video on social media, now only has
[00:29:30] access to tap water.
[00:29:34] Magdalena Śleziak is following these events on site.
[00:29:43] the president of the Polish Olympic Committee.
[00:29:47] One of the vice-presidents of the organization, Marian Kmita, who was previously
[00:29:50] the head of Polsat Sport, became the acting president
[00:29:54] until the end of this term. This decision was made today by the
[00:29:58] PKO management board. Mr. Secretary General.
[00:30:12] months, so this is something we
[00:30:15] need to address immediately. Furthermore,
[00:30:18] of course, we want to definitively
[00:30:21] conclude, definitively, because there are different legal interpretations,
[00:30:25] the status of Radosław Piesiewicz,
[00:30:28] and we also want to start working on...
[00:30:33] the amendment of the statute, in fact, we may even want to write it from
[00:30:36] scratch, so that never again in the history
[00:30:40] of this venerable institution will there be a case
[00:30:43] that cannot be controlled, that is, that the president
[00:30:46] was appointed and dismissed in a known and clear
[00:30:50] manner. Meanwhile, Radosław Piesiewicz will
[00:30:54] not be released for now, he will remain in custody,
[00:30:57] although his lawyer filed an appeal against the application of this
[00:31:00] preventive measure.
[00:31:11] Ewelina, how did the court justify its decision?
[00:31:17] Well, in fact, it upheld the reasoning, agreeing
[00:31:21] with the judgment of the first instance court that there is,
[00:31:24] firstly, a very high probability of Radosław
[00:31:27] Piesiewicz committing the alleged acts, but there is
[00:31:31] also a fear of obstruction of justice in the case, because the court
[00:31:34] believes that Radosław Piesiewicz, if released, could influence
[00:31:38] the testimonies of people who will be
[00:31:40] questioned in this investigation,
[00:31:44] the defenders do not agree with this, and point out that they presented
[00:31:47] arguments that show that Radosław Piesiewicz would
[00:31:51] not influence the investigation, would not influence the testimonies of other people,
[00:31:55] because the prosecutor did not provide any
[00:31:58] name of a person whose testimony Radosław Piesiewicz was supposed to
[00:32:02] influence, and also here the defenders argued today
[00:32:05] that the money that Radosław Piesiewicz invested in Krypton,
[00:32:09] he did not recover it and is also
[00:32:13] a victim. This is a binding verdict, which means that
[00:32:16] Radosław Piesiewicz will only be released from custody at the end of
[00:32:20] November, but that is also not so certain, because investigators can
[00:32:23] still apply for an extension of custody, but there can also be
[00:32:27] grounds that will indicate that this custody may be
[00:32:39] an 800 km journey to publicize a fundraiser for
[00:32:43] his pregnant partner's treatment.
[00:33:05] some shouting about going back
[00:33:08] to Ukraine, about Banderites, the amount of stress
[00:33:12] I received was one thing, and on the other hand... joy that despite
[00:33:16] him not achieving the goal he set for himself, which was to travel
[00:33:19] those 800, 800 km,
[00:33:23] we still managed to close the goal, because we collected
[00:33:27] the 300,000 that was in that goal.
[00:33:29] People are still donating, I am
[00:33:33] very grateful for that.
[00:33:37] For more information about this story, we turn to Karolina
[00:33:40] Pawelec. Karolina, please tell us how it happened
[00:33:44] that the Pole was attacked? This is
[00:33:47] also a very important question: at what stage is the fundraiser for the sick
[00:33:51] partner?
[00:33:57] Kuba simply took a short break on the route
[00:34:00] of this journey, which began on September
[00:34:04] 9th, he went out for a moment to the city of Ostrava, and there
[00:34:07] he was attacked, as he relates, by his compatriots,
[00:34:11] Poles, who mistook his cap in Silesian colors
[00:34:15] for the colors of the Ukrainian flag. There were
[00:34:17] kicks, there were insults, there were swear words, the situation
[00:34:21] was very unpleasant, as he told us yesterday and today, he managed to
[00:34:25] return to the hotel, but in the morning the matter was reported to
[00:34:29] the police, and he also had a medical examination. Still on
[00:34:33] Saturday, the fundraiser exceeded 70
[00:34:37] 000 PLN, but after the matter was publicized
[00:34:40] by the media, the information that this trip had to
[00:34:44] be cut short appeared in national media,
[00:34:47] and many people of good will contributed, and
[00:34:51] at the moment it is already over 600
[00:34:54] 000 PLN. I asked Marcelina and I asked Kuba what
[00:34:58] this money would be used for, and they said that it would be primarily
[00:35:02] for
[00:35:04] special purpose food, for travel to doctors,
[00:35:08] specialists, for an apartment, simply for
[00:35:10] rent. The woman is 30 years old, she has
[00:35:14] uterine cancer, and this week she is scheduled to have
[00:35:18] a caesarean section, and her fourth child will be born.
[00:35:21] We are therefore holding our fingers
[00:35:23] crossed very tightly for Ms. Marcelina and of course for the baby that is about to
[00:35:27] arrive. Karolina Pawelec, thank you very much for
[00:35:31] this report. And
[00:35:34] now a story from Konstantynów Łódzki, where it was
[00:35:37] a step away from tragedy, a 26-year-old woman fell
[00:35:41] out of a window of a social welfare home building. Now the prosecution
[00:35:45] is investigating how this could have happened, staff have already been preliminarily
[00:35:48] questioned and CCTV footage secured.
[00:35:52] The relevant documentation has been secured, the staff has been preliminarily
[00:35:55] questioned, and most importantly, the monitoring, which should
[00:35:59] shed more light on this entire
[00:36:01] event, why this fall from the window
[00:36:05] occurred. However, we know at this
[00:36:08] moment that the 26-year-old woman was
[00:36:12] a resident of this social welfare home, and
[00:36:15] of course, in the further course of the proceedings, we will have to
[00:36:19] investigate whether all medical procedures were
[00:36:22] followed, and whether the woman was properly
[00:36:25] supervised.
[00:36:28] Our reporter went to Konstantynów Łódzki, here's what Katarzyna Matczak
[00:36:32] managed to find out.
[00:36:35] This incident happened in a place where it should be
[00:36:38] safe, in a social welfare home in Konstantynów
[00:36:41] Łódzki. This facility is located on the outskirts of this
[00:36:45] city, this facility
[00:36:48] is located here and helps
[00:36:51] people, women with chronic mental
[00:36:54] illnesses.
[00:36:59] 143 people, among them was
[00:37:01] a 26-year-old woman, who on Saturday morning fell
[00:37:05] from the window of the second floor of this building, and
[00:37:09] investigators are now determining what actually happened, whether it was
[00:37:12] an unfortunate accident, or whether someone helped the woman fall out of
[00:37:15] the window, whether proper supervision was exercised, or perhaps
[00:37:19] it was a deliberate act by the 26-year-old.
[00:37:23] The woman in critical condition was
[00:37:26] transported by air ambulance
[00:37:28] to the Mikołaj Kopernik hospital, she is now
[00:37:31] fighting for her life, and investigators
[00:37:34] have already questioned the first witnesses, checked
[00:37:38] the monitoring and are trying to determine what actually
[00:37:41] happened here. If it turns out that the staff did not
[00:37:44] properly supervise the 26-year-old, then one can talk about
[00:37:48] endangering life or health, or inadvertently
[00:37:52] causing death or serious harm to health.
[00:37:55] These acts are punishable by
[00:37:57] up to nine years in prison.
[00:38:01] Police officers in Częstochowa
[00:38:03] arrested a Slovak who had
[00:38:06] been ordered to commit murder in Ukraine.
[00:38:09] The 56-year-old was wanted on an Interpol red
[00:38:12] notice. Ukrainians informed the Polish side that
[00:38:16] they were looking for a Slovak who had fired several
[00:38:18] shots at a man he had been hired to murder. The victim,
[00:38:22] however, survived. An Interpol red
[00:38:25] notice was issued for the perpetrator.
[00:38:28] It turned out that the wanted person was already known to the police from
[00:38:32] Katowice. In 2024, he was
[00:38:35] arrested for fraud and participation in an organized criminal group
[00:38:38] that counterfeited and circulated counterfeit money.
[00:38:42] The 56-year-old was arrested in Częstochowa. Now, actions related
[00:38:46] to the implementation of the Interpol red notice
[00:38:50] and the procedure for his extradition to the Ukrainian
[00:38:53] side are being carried out.
[00:38:58] And now, another police action:
[00:39:01] officers rescued a lost kitten. The animal
[00:39:04] was near the A1 highway. Thanks to the quick reaction
[00:39:08] of the services, nothing happened to the kitten and it found a new
[00:39:11] home. A frightened little kitten
[00:39:14] was found near the Viaduct in Konstantynów, by the A1 highway.
[00:39:18] It was spotted by officers from the traffic department of
[00:39:21] Aleksandrów Kujawski. The animal probably got through
[00:39:25] the crash barriers. Police officers immediately took
[00:39:29] care of the cat, and it eventually found a good home and a new
[00:39:33] safe environment.
[00:39:49] And now, dear viewers, a very important piece of breaking news
[00:39:52] reported by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, who
[00:39:55] announced via the portal that he called
[00:39:59] a meeting today with ministers and commanders of the Polish army
[00:40:02] and services. We discussed further actions concerning
[00:40:06] the strengthening of the security of our borders, a very
[00:40:09] important meeting also in the context of today's event.
[00:40:13] Let's recall that a drone, probably Russian, was found
[00:40:16] in the Baltic Sea. This is the object you can
[00:40:20] see on your screens. At this moment, services are
[00:40:23] working there to determine what
[00:40:27] kind of equipment it is. It is probably a Gerbera drone,
[00:40:30] very popular when it comes to the war on our
[00:40:33] eastern border. Everything indicates that it is
[00:40:37] Russian equipment. The question is how it ended up in
[00:40:41] the vicinity of the Polish coast, whether it simply floated
[00:40:44] here from another area, as our reporters
[00:40:48] reported, our radar system
[00:40:52] did not detect any such object in the airspace
[00:40:55] of our Baltic Sea area. We will
[00:40:58] of course keep you informed about the findings
[00:41:01] of the services that are being conducted there
[00:41:04] on site.
[00:41:07] And now we will talk about students from a school in Września in
[00:41:09] Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, who instead of being at school, are learning
[00:41:13] remotely at home. Why is this happening? The building
[00:41:16] inspectorate closed the building because, as it turned out, the school's
[00:41:20] facade is cracked. Our reporter Radosław
[00:41:23] Wesołowski is also on site. Radek,
[00:41:26] what now? The question is when will students be able to study
[00:41:30] normally at
[00:41:31] school again?
[00:41:35] Well, everything really depends on the results of the technical expertise that
[00:41:38] was commissioned here... appropriate services,
[00:41:41] appropriate people dealing with the assessment of this
[00:41:44] situation, are working on preparing such a technical expertise
[00:41:48] that is to answer the question, whether children will be able to
[00:41:51] safely return to this school. I spoke this morning with
[00:41:55] the mayor of Jonkowo municipality and he
[00:41:58] is optimistic, he emphasizes that the first assessments, the first
[00:42:01] opinions indicate that this crack, this fracture, which
[00:42:05] we can observe here even with the naked eye from
[00:42:09] the perspective does not directly affect
[00:42:12] the main part of the building's structure, which means that children will
[00:42:16] probably be able to return here to this
[00:42:19] facility, but it is very important that everything has been
[00:42:22] prepared in such a way that remote learning is currently taking place. From
[00:42:26] next Monday, from September 21st, children from this
[00:42:29] school are to study at the primary school in Jonkowo in the
[00:42:33] vast majority, however, the school management hopes
[00:42:36] that even this month children...
[00:43:10] to the Lednica field. Lower Silesia is rich, it abounds in
[00:43:13] gold deposits. This knowledge has been known to the inhabitants for a long time. As early as
[00:43:16] the 13th and 14th centuries, this region was considered to be one that
[00:43:20] favored the opening of gold mines. However, it ultimately did
[00:43:24] not happen that the village of Mikołajowice, where we are, obtained the status of
[00:43:27] a town, because the burghers from nearby Legnica opposed it, fearing
[00:43:31] competition for the principality. Now the residents
[00:43:34] are protesting, right behind me you can see a house, a house that is located
[00:43:38] less than 500 meters from the place where the
[00:43:41] open-pit gold mine is to start.
[00:43:45] Residents claim that they came here, they moved here precisely to
[00:43:48] have such views from the window, as you can see now,
[00:43:52] nature, forests, green meadows, fields, this is
[00:43:55] the dream scenery for the residents of Strachowice at the moment,
[00:43:58] where we are, next to Mikołajowice, and they
[00:44:02] fear that what they did to settle here, and therefore
[00:44:05] spent their life savings or took out serious loans,
[00:44:09] which... they will still be paying off for many years, unfortunately will
[00:44:13] be destroyed. They fear that the opening of an open-pit
[00:44:16] gold mine will forever change this landscape, and change their
[00:44:20] daily lives. The investor claims that he does not want
[00:44:23] to do anything against the will of the residents, on the side of the residents, as the mayor declared,
[00:44:27] is also the municipal council. Today there will be a meeting with
[00:44:31] the authorities, with local government officials, what will be their effect, we will find
[00:44:34] out soon.
[00:44:36] What you also see on your screens is still... the action
[00:44:40] of the services over the Polish sea, let's recall that today a drone was recovered
[00:44:44] from the Baltic Sea, it is probably
[00:44:47] Russian equipment, services are conducting work on site
[00:44:51] and are examining exactly what kind of equipment it is. According to preliminary
[00:44:54] information, it may be a Gerbera-type drone, but all
[00:44:58] this requires specialized research and
[00:45:00] verification also by sappers as to whether this drone did not
[00:45:04] contain, for example, any
[00:45:06] charges.
[00:45:10] Drivers must prepare for rising fuel prices,
[00:45:14] here experts agree that rising fuel prices are increasingly influenced
[00:45:18] by the international situation, the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East
[00:45:21] and the closure of the East-West pipeline in Saudi
[00:45:24] Arabia. We connect with Beata Wolańska, who is checking
[00:45:28] the current fuel prices in Rzeszów. Beata,
[00:45:32] how are prices shaping up there right now, and what do
[00:45:35] drivers think?
[00:45:40] Experts, specialists in the fuel market
[00:45:43] warned that in mid-September fuel prices could rise, and
[00:45:46] indeed they are. They spoke of 8 PLN for 95
[00:45:50] octane gasoline and 9 PLN for diesel
[00:45:54] fuel, that these amounts could be exceeded, and
[00:45:57] that is starting to happen, although the week has only just begun. Last week,
[00:46:01] the average price was 7.79 for
[00:46:04] 95 octane and 8.64 for diesel, and
[00:46:07] now... in some cases it is such that it is several
[00:46:10] dozen groszy cheaper per liter than
[00:46:14] the forecasts indicated, meaning that a liter of gasoline costs
[00:46:17] as much as 7.70, 7.99,
[00:46:21] or 7.80, while
[00:46:23] a liter of diesel, that is, diesel
[00:46:27] fuel, costs as much as 8.99, and in Rzeszów there is even
[00:46:30] a station where the gasoline has already exceeded 9 PLN,
[00:46:33] because today the price was 9 PLN and 1 grosz. Well,
[00:46:37] one must prepare for difficult times.
[00:46:52] for all drivers, let's now look at the international
[00:46:56] situation, which has a significant impact on these fuel
[00:46:59] prices. Oil prices have exceeded 100 dollars per barrel,
[00:47:03] the market is reacting to rising tensions in the Middle East and increasing problems
[00:47:07] with crude oil transportation. Talks on the Strait
[00:47:10] of Hormuz have also been postponed, after the attack, the crucial
[00:47:14] Saudi pipeline was damaged. Is this just the beginning
[00:47:17] of rising oil prices? Milena will tell us more about
[00:47:21] the situation in the region.
[00:47:44] have no worthy opponent. Saudi Arabia, even though it is constantly shelling their
[00:47:47] positions, has not managed to sufficiently support
[00:47:50] the Yemeni forces to regain even a part
[00:47:54] of the territory seized by the Houthis on the Bab-el-Mandeb
[00:47:58] Strait. Bab-el-Mandeb is a strait through which about
[00:48:00] 10% of the world's
[00:48:04] oil is transported by sea, and
[00:48:07] about the same amount of gas. The second problem is the East-West
[00:48:11] gas pipeline, which runs across Saudi
[00:48:14] Arabia, it was also attacked on Friday.
[00:48:18] We already know, we know unofficially from
[00:48:21] Saudi officials, that it will take
[00:48:24] three to five weeks to repair
[00:48:27] this pipeline, and the third thing is the Strait of
[00:48:31] Hormuz, traffic there is actually single-digit, let's remember before
[00:48:34] the war it was 130, 140 ships a day, nothing
[00:48:37] is happening there either, what is also important, shipowners are afraid,
[00:48:41] even if the Americans say that the strait is open, they are afraid
[00:48:44] to send their ships, because they can be
[00:48:47] attacked, the prices of insuring these ships are also rising sharply,
[00:48:51] which also affects fuel prices.
[00:48:53] Currently, almost 100, almost 108.5, almost
[00:48:56] 109 dollars per barrel, that's as much as at the peak
[00:48:59] of the war in March or April
[00:49:02] of
[00:49:04] this important situation from the point of view of fuel prices on world
[00:49:08] markets, Milena Rashid Shechap. Meanwhile, Donald
[00:49:11] Trump called on Volodymyr Zelensky to
[00:49:14] stop attacks on Russian refineries producing diesel
[00:49:18] fuel, as the American president stated, these actions
[00:49:22] are harming the world, contributing to the shortage of this
[00:49:26] fuel.
[00:49:29] The problem we have with Ukraine and Russia is that a large
[00:49:33] part of diesel fuel comes precisely from Russia, its price
[00:49:36] is rising sharply. Russian plants are being attacked by Ukraine.
[00:49:40] I asked President Zelensky not to attack diesel fuel production
[00:49:44] plants or refineries. Diesel fuel prices are rising because it has
[00:49:48] difficulty leaving Russia, this situation harms the entire
[00:49:51] world.
[00:50:03] of this facility, and
[00:50:06] also
[00:50:08] in the facilities of the Academy of Justice, MP Maria Kurowska
[00:50:12] is still present, and it is about her
[00:50:15] that Mariart,
[00:50:18] the Deputy Minister of Justice, wrote on the X platform
[00:50:21] that the acting rector and commandant of the Academy of Justice, Dr. Sławomir
[00:50:25] Cudak, sent an official request to the Marshal of the Sejm,
[00:50:28] Włodzimierz Czarzasty, for urgent intervention regarding the actions of MP
[00:50:32] Maria Kurowska. Since September 9th, MP Kurowska has been preventing
[00:50:35] the legal authorities from accessing the rector-commandant's office
[00:50:39] on Karmelicka Street, destabilizing
[00:50:42] the functioning of the university. These actions go beyond
[00:50:45] the scope of parliamentary intervention. This is among what we read in
[00:50:48] this post on the X platform by Mariechard.
[00:50:53] Minister
[00:50:53] of Justice.
[00:50:58] And we return to events from abroad, because
[00:51:01] the residents of France are eagerly awaiting the visit of
[00:51:04] Pope Leo XIV. It will be
[00:51:07] the first official papal visit since 2008,
[00:51:11] when Pope Benedict XVI visited the country.
[00:51:14] Pope Leo will spend 4 days in France. Anna
[00:51:17] Kowalska reports on the details from Paris.
[00:51:21] Notre Dame Cathedral will be one of the places that Pope Leo
[00:51:24] XIV will visit during his apostolic
[00:51:27] journey to France. The first posters are already here,
[00:51:31] and there are also the first numbers. These numbers show
[00:51:34] unprecedented interest in this
[00:51:37] papal visit, at least compared to the last one,
[00:51:41] which took place here in France 18 years ago,
[00:51:44] when Pope Benedict XVI visited
[00:51:46] Paris. Such numbers, which
[00:51:50] the church talks about, were not expected by anyone
[00:51:53] here. Priests say that despite
[00:51:56] the fact that there are still almost two weeks until the Pope
[00:51:59] arrives here in Paris, 7,000 people have already
[00:52:03] signed up for various points of the visit here in Notre Dame
[00:52:07] Cathedral, 8,000 people, but that will be a mass,
[00:52:11] a closed speech by Pope Leo XIV.
[00:52:14] The two main points of the program, however, are the vigil
[00:52:18] at the Stade de France, the French national stadium, where
[00:52:21] 80,000 people are on the waiting list, and another
[00:52:25] several tens of thousands, finally, the highlight of the program
[00:52:28] is the great mass on the Champs Elysées and Place de la Concorde,
[00:52:31] with 600,000 people from all over France.
[00:52:35] signed up to participate in this mass. Two
[00:52:38] days in Paris, that is Friday, September 25th
[00:52:42] and Saturday, September 26th, in addition to the points
[00:52:46] of the program I mentioned, also the Pope's procession,
[00:52:49] here several hundred thousand people are again to try
[00:52:53] to see the Pope in the streets of Paris, later
[00:52:56] the Pope will go to Lourdes and there also an important point of the program,
[00:53:00] because this visit is also awaited by
[00:53:02] the victims of crime. In the cathedral,
[00:53:05] these four days with unprecedented
[00:53:17] interest again from Paris for TVP Info, Anna
[00:53:21] Kowalska. And we are traveling from France to the British
[00:53:25] Isles, because more than two weeks have passed since the return of Prince
[00:53:29] Harry, Duchess Meghan and their children to Great
[00:53:32] Britain. The Duchess of Sussex has now shared.
[00:54:05] in the British countryside, they themselves show what it should
[00:54:08] look like in the video published by Meghan, there are wellies,
[00:54:12] mud, a bonfire, fishing, Archie runs after
[00:54:15] deer, Lilibet rides a bike, Harry picks
[00:54:18] something, tries to catch fish, sails a boat,
[00:54:22] a picture very far from Montecito and very
[00:54:26] English, so not so American.
[00:54:29] Of course, the biggest change concerns the children, because Archie
[00:54:32] and Lilibet have already started school. They started
[00:54:35] learning in one of the British schools, so for the first time their daily
[00:54:39] life is connected with their father's country and much closer to the royal
[00:54:43] family. However, this does not mean the return of their parents
[00:54:46] to the monarchy, because Harry announces such public,
[00:54:50] still runs her own
[00:54:53] ventures. The Palace reminded , however, that the Sussexes no
[00:54:56] longer use their titles of His Royal Highness, they remain
[00:54:59] private individuals, and how were they received by the British
[00:55:03] Isles, by the British?
[00:55:08] These reactions are different, but the first comments that appear in the British
[00:55:11] media show that everyone is counting on a speedy
[00:55:15] meeting, first of all, Harry with the King. So far,
[00:55:18] this has not yet happened,
[00:55:21] expectations are, of course, great, because, after all,
[00:55:24] I remind you that the relations between Charles II and
[00:55:27] his younger son cooled down a lot after
[00:55:31] Harry once resigned from royal duties, and later
[00:55:35] moved across the ocean, where he spent 6 years,
[00:55:39] so there are those who are very happy about their return,
[00:55:43] there are probably also those within the royal family,
[00:55:46] hoping that the family in full will mean
[00:55:49] much more than such a somewhat